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My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - Sparkystav - 02-10-2024
I agree with you mate, needs a couple of mm to make the stance better
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My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - dougie175 - 02-10-2024
Sparkystav I agree with you mate, needs a couple of mm to make the stance better
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Yeah thinking 15 - 20mm will work out with offset and rim width differences how much more these stick in than my 19s and correct it with some spacers.
Does anyone know if Lexus / Toyota have any issues with the stud length and spacers?
I know most people will fit the hubcentric spacers then grind the studs down so the alloys can fit flush but I don't have that option as I cant run the spacers with my summer wheels and if I grind the studs down wouldn't have enough stud for them either.
Ideally I am hoping the Toyota wheels have cut outs like most wheels do to allow the studs to go flush with the hub, should have looked whilst I had the wheels off yesterday but forgot!
My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - Jimbob-T-Lex - 02-10-2024
Looking nice mate love the colour of your car! Definitely step out a little car will look awesome
My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - Sparkystav - 03-10-2024
You could get longer studs mate, I think arp do them. Then just slide on hubcentric spacers
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My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - Jimbob-T-Lex - 03-10-2024
I use ARP on my fronts on the IS200 easy job
My Lexus IS250 Build Thread - Wayne - 05-10-2024
dougie175 Hopefully winter tyres are as good as everyone says, first rear wheel drive car I have had too, I'm maybe being a bit overly cautious but its better than loosing it because there's a bit of slush going down a hill or something equally as daft
I was in Lithuania last winter, never seen so much snow in my life. Winter tyres work! Although in our country, we'll probably have the wrong type of snow for em...