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Fitment question

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jun300cApril 24, 2013
#490452

Fitment question

Hello, I'm new to the Lexus community. Wanted to see if someone can help me out with fitment for wheels. I have a 2007 Lexus gs300 on coilovers, I wanted to know what's the best fitment I want it aggressive, but not too crazy. I will be ordering 20" wheels.


Thanks in advance.
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Hello, I'm new to the Lexus community. Wanted to see if someone can help me out with fitment for wheels. I have a 2007 Lexus gs300 on coilovers, I wanted to know what's the best fitment I want it aggressive, but not too crazy. I will be ordering 20" wheels. 


Thanks in advance.
yoteruMay 1, 2013
#490903
It all depends on how much work you are willing to put in to make them work?

Are you willing to roll your fenders? Pull them? Negative camber? stretched tires? Ride height, etc.

There is no "best" fitment. You have to base it upon your own needs.
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It all depends on how much work you are willing to put in to make them work?

Are you willing to roll your fenders? Pull them? Negative camber? stretched tires? Ride height, etc.

There is no "best" fitment. You have to base it upon your own needs.
sojahMay 1, 2013
#490905
if you want to ride low and really aggressive consider 19's as well.

with 20's a 4" lip in the rear is fairly easy with a mild stretched tire and shaved fenders. with just rolled fender and not wanting a stretch a 3.5" lip is in your future. if you want to pull the rear fenders, do a more aggressive stretch, and run negative camber then the world is yours ;)
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if you want to ride low and really aggressive consider 19's as well.

with 20's a 4" lip in the rear is fairly easy with a mild stretched tire and shaved fenders.  with just rolled fender and not wanting a stretch a 3.5" lip is in your future.  if you want to pull the rear fenders, do a more aggressive stretch, and run negative camber then the world is yours  ;)