Most aggressive offset?? for a 3rd gen gs

Im new to this whole VIP style but if someone could help me. What would be the most aggressive offset for some 20x8.5 front and 20x10.5 back? Would 20x10.5 +29 back and 20x8.5 +18 front work good? Thanks in advance guys

for what car? different cars can fit different offsets

i'm sure someone would be willing to build a 20x8.5 -55 and 20x10.5 -100 for you if you asked nicely

oh yeah sorry about that. Its a 3 gen lexus GS. I want to have an aggressive look but not have to make my car wide. I dont mind rolling the fenders Thanks

[QUOTE=cheez80;287248]i'm sure someone would be willing to build a 20x8.5 -55 and 20x10.5 -100 for you if you asked nicely[/QUOTE]
 
Haha

whats your setup? airbags? coils?  are you willing to do bodywork?

I always say... BUY THE WHEELS YOU WANT FIRST, THEN MAKE EM FIT ;-)

[QUOTE=Art;287252]Haha[/QUOTE]

you can check out what other members are running (a few cats on these forums come to mind) or manufacturer's websites (fabulous comes to mind). you'll get better responses if you've done research on your own rather than asking to be spoon-fed. much of this information is available online. good luck!

[url]http://www.vipstylecars.com/forums/showthread.php?p=287251#post287251[/url]

Get these, its the sizes your lookin for. Look good on his ride, if anything could still use spacers, but that depends on what suspension you're running

camber will be your friend.

[QUOTE=RaCinStylez;287266]whats your setup? airbags? coils?  are you willing to do bodywork?

I always say... BUY THE WHEELS YOU WANT FIRST, THEN MAKE EM FIT ;-)[/QUOTE]

Exactly...do offsets or dont IMO. Either way you can create proper fitment which would depend on your personal goal...flushness or tucked..no right or wrong buy what you like!

[QUOTE=RaCinStylez;287266]
 
I always say... BUY THE WHEELS YOU WANT FIRST, THEN MAKE EM FIT ;-)[/QUOTE]
 
 
Not always the best advice for newbs.  The person should atleast know what works on a stock car and then move on from there.  Going too aggresive doesn't always look great

[QUOTE=Art;287250]oh yeah sorry about that. Its a 3 gen lexus GS. I want to have an aggressive look but not have to make my car wide. I dont mind rolling the fenders Thanks[/QUOTE]
 
 
I'm running:
 
20x9.5 +31 R-Disc with 245-30-20

20x11 +32 A-Disc with 285-25-20
 
 
Hit me up.....I have my old setup for sale (not the one's listed above)

buy these wheels
[url]http://www.vipstylecars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19741&highlight=carson+tuned[/url]

[QUOTE=widebody_Q;287299]Not always the best advice for newbs.  The person should atleast know what works on a stock car and then move on from there.  Going too aggresive doesn't always look great[/QUOTE]

true, but it really all depends on how much body work you are willing to do.

Thanks for all the help guys. So far I know for sure that for the back I will be doing 10.5+29. Now I just need to figure out the front fitment. Right now the car is dropped 2 inches all around on tein cs and a OEM lip kit. Once I get the right fitment I will post pics up.

[QUOTE=actolex;287323]I'm running:
 
20x9.5 +31 R-Disc with 245-30-20
 
20x11 +32 A-Disc with 285-25-20
 
 
Hit me up.....I have my old setup for sale (not the one's listed above)[/QUOTE]
 
 
Do you have pics of the wheels on the car? I would like to see the rims