JesLet

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I'm sorry guys, I know that you will tell me to search but it is kind of time sensitive and I need a quick answer. Please do not flame me. Thanks for understanding.

So, 20x9 + 31 and 20x10.5 +43 Will these fit my '97 SC?


Found this: Page 3, post # 43

18x9 & 18x10.5 Gold Koenigs (SSR)

JesLet

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I guess they will?

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/clu...ff-finish.html

96SC4

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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...=wheel+fitment
a whole thread, dedicated for questions about wheel fitment.
whowoulda thunkit...?

Hil

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Yea it should be fine, depends on your tire size as well

SChema

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They should fit just fine, similar to my wheels, at least the fronts. 18x9 +32 in the front, 18x10.5 +30 in the rear; the difference will be in tires, instead of 18's, you'll have less side wall with the 20's.

lisc300

I tried to run a 10' rear wheel 32 offset with a 275 tire. No chance stuck out an inch on each side. The best way to get a fast and correct answer about the wheels call the manufacturer. You can also call king at enkei, hes really good and helpful

SChema

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Are you sure you have the correct offset? According to my calculations my wheels sticks out 3/10's of an inch more than yours. I am running a 275 tire as well. Granted I am lowered with no finger gap and a bit of camber. My fenders are cut as well, but the wheel doesn't stick out anywhere near an inch.

Almost sounds like your offsets are in teens.

Anthony

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or...maybe its -32

BartleDoo

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If he was at stock height with stock camber they probably would stick out an inch.

Hil

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+1.. If those specs are accurate he's probably not lowered

JesLet

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Thanks guys for the help, I made my decision.

OaklandLex

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Throw sum D's on that B@tch