ping83

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will they clear is350 stock calipers?

ElitistK

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yep. is350 calipers are nothing.

1GStoEnvy

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you got pm

ElitistK

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pm replied.

dRo15

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Bump for Kenny. Stand up guy.

sojah

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any idea about mounting on an 05 ls430 that is lowered on air?? fender mods?? preferably on 40 series tires...?

PureDrifter

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will be a nice aggressive fitment, will need the fenders rolled, fronts might need a mild pull at most, you WILL be running stretched tires.

40-series could be too big depending on the width. most run a 35-series.

sojah

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35, i know i know but that sort of defeats the purpose of having such a smooth ride in the first place. i had some 30 series (on 20" rim) on my last gs and it was pretty harsh.

i'm okay with fenders needing to be rolled but not to keen on the whole fender stretch thing. love the rims, but don't know if a 235 or 245 x40x19 on your wheels will need major fender work.

and what is a mild fender pull?? a fender pull is a fender pull

ElitistK

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this is 19", you don't need to run 40 series. 35 series would be fine even in terms of ride quality.

chrispy

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This is not that aggressive. If you roll/shave the fenders you can run almost any tire you want. I would do a rolled fender in front, shaved fender in the rear. 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 for comfort. It's only one size down and hardly a stretch. With the right fender mods it should clear no problem.

PureDrifter

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sorry should have been more specific, what i said was if he was trying to run a 40-series tire on the LS430.

Sojah- a Mild pull means you DON'T have to repaint the fender afterwards.

i can't believe you havent sold these yet Elistik!!!

sojah

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so just rolling both front and rear fenders might not cut it on a 235/40/19 front and a 265/35/19 rear? i guess cutting/ shaving the inside rear fender isn't to bad. but do you guys think the front fender being just rolled would be okay to drive with a mild tuck (drop) on a 235/40/19 on that 19x9 + 22 (offset)??

and your also saying that a ??x35x19 would ride a lot softer than a ??x30x20??

ElitistK

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with 235/40, you will rub the front fenders until you roll the fenders out. If you are really worried about ride quality, just get some 225/35s that runs big (such as federal tires), or a 235/35 that runs true to its size

265/35 should work with a shaved rear and a slightly rolled fender. i would be on the 255/35 just to be safe but if you really want the rubber then yes 265/35 will work.

better make your decisions quick because these are going on ebay today!

ElitistK

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"summer tuition > me" bump.

Li Ls4

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still available? how would this sit on a 1st gen ls400, front fenders are already sheved and pulled a little bit, and rears are shaved and have 1-1.5 camber all around. would like to run a 40 series tire all around with a 225 or 235 up front and and 265 in the rear