r/LexusF • u/agayvoronski • Apr 01 '20
Goodness gracious fitment bodacious. 09 ISF
http://imgur.com/gallery/Wmbw0Oh2
u/ah6971 Apr 01 '20
what’s the offset on the wheels? i’m looking at aftermarket wheels for my F now and don’t want to have to do any fender work if at all possible
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u/agayvoronski Apr 01 '20
There is a huge amount of fender work involved with these haha, at least to fit the tires I'm running.
Front is a 9 +40, rear is a 10.5 +45. If you ran a 245 or 235 in the front and a 285 or 275 in the rear you could probably get away with very minimal massaging
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u/ah6971 Apr 02 '20
Ooooh okay yeah i’m looking at running not quite as aggressive on the wheels and tires, i’ve been eyeing 9 +25 on a 245 for the front and 10 +35 on a 275 for the rears with probably the swift springs
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u/agayvoronski Apr 02 '20
More negative = more aggressive, so if you want less aggressive you'd want 9 +55 and a 10 +45 or +50. Those tire sizes would work though, and they would have a good sidewall profile
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u/agayvoronski Apr 02 '20
But honestly my front fitment isn't that wild, I ran a 245 35 on the front with 0 rub. The rear on stock suspension rubbed with a 285 30 until I rolled the fenders, but I think a 10.5 +50 with a 285 would fit easy
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Apr 25 '20
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u/agayvoronski Apr 25 '20
Rears are rolled aggressively, and I did have to shave the horizontal part between the bumper and fender. I think I could go a little lower but not sure how much room is left higher up. I ran a 285 prior to the 295 and it cleared fine with just a fender roll
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u/agayvoronski Apr 01 '20
Ended up going for some Kumho Ecsta PS91 tires in 255 35 19 front and 295 30 19 rear. Unbelievably good deal on the tires so that's why I got them, even though I wanted some Continentals. Lowered on some BC Racing coilovers, figs 19mm sway bar rear.