Do I Really Have To Give Up on The Wheels I Want???
02-14-2017, 10:45 AM
#1
Do I Really Have To Give Up on The Wheels I Want???
So, finally found a pair of wheels that I thought I'd pick as my final choice, but after alil research, didn't see any pics out there with ppl with these wheels on their car, which leads me to believe it may be a challenge to go with these. I've seen a few guys on the forums running the size, offset, and width, but i'm not enough of a wheel pro to know if they will fit, so i've come to you guys. Curious to know if they will fit and if they do/need modifications to fit, what all would be required to run these? Thinking wheel/tire would be 20inch 245/35/20 or 245/40/20...not a tire pro either, but I believe the 35 is a thinner tire
Wheel: XXR 526 GLOSS BLACK
Wheel Size 20x9
Color Gloss Black
Bolt Pattern 5-114.3/5-120
Offset +35
Backspacing 6.38
Lip Specs 3.25" Two-Piece Stainless Lip
Centerbore 73.1
Load Rating (LBS) 1580
TPMS Compatible Yes
Approx. Weight 28.9
JWL/VIA Certified Yes
Required Lug Nuts Tuner Style
Going to be a sad day of going back to the drawing board if you guys say they wont work :-(
Wheel: XXR 526 GLOSS BLACK
Wheel Size 20x9
Color Gloss Black
Bolt Pattern 5-114.3/5-120
Offset +35
Backspacing 6.38
Lip Specs 3.25" Two-Piece Stainless Lip
Centerbore 73.1
Load Rating (LBS) 1580
TPMS Compatible Yes
Approx. Weight 28.9
JWL/VIA Certified Yes
Required Lug Nuts Tuner Style
Going to be a sad day of going back to the drawing board if you guys say they wont work :-(
Last edited by John Landry; 02-14-2017 at 10:46 AM. Reason: typo
02-14-2017, 10:59 AM
#2
Senior Moderator
compare specs with posts in here : https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-t...d-pics-898010/
may have to do a little due diligence on your own if you're the pioneer/first one for these specific wheels.
may have to do a little due diligence on your own if you're the pioneer/first one for these specific wheels.
02-14-2017, 11:25 AM
#3
holy crap, i thought i was in the RL section... with the RL you have to worry about the BBK...
the 4G? easy peasy, as you dont have to worry about BBK and all you have to take in account for is fenders....which can be rolled and or pulled...then you can play with ride height...then you can play with tire width and height...then lastly, camber!!
so, fuck yeah, that wheel is do-able.
the 4G? easy peasy, as you dont have to worry about BBK and all you have to take in account for is fenders....which can be rolled and or pulled...then you can play with ride height...then you can play with tire width and height...then lastly, camber!!
so, fuck yeah, that wheel is do-able.
02-14-2017, 03:42 PM
#4
The Original Shawdy
You can make those work no problem. You will need to get hub rings from 73.1 to 64.1 but you can buy those even at a local tire shop for cheap.
Wheel specs are fine and 245/35/20 will work too.
As for the brand, they are definitely on the cheaper side and same with quality so you get what you pay for. They're a good budget wheel.
Wheel specs are fine and 245/35/20 will work too.
As for the brand, they are definitely on the cheaper side and same with quality so you get what you pay for. They're a good budget wheel.
