Downtown LA photoshoot TL vs IS350
07-06-2007, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by JD TL-S
I still think the Work Varianza looks HOT !!!
I WISH they would swap wheels like they said they were going to do???
I would love to see the Work Varianza on the TL !!!
They do look like their glowing ?
The Work Varianza 2 piece cast 19"x 8.5" weighs about 28# or so. DARN
I WISH they would swap wheels like they said they were going to do???
I would love to see the Work Varianza on the TL !!!
They do look like their glowing ?
The Work Varianza 2 piece cast 19"x 8.5" weighs about 28# or so. DARN
07-08-2007, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by LeonCL
great pic and cars ... love them both,
can anyone photoshop the IS rims on NBP TL really like those rims
thanks
can anyone photoshop the IS rims on NBP TL really like those rims
thanks
07-09-2007, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by rondog
daytime shots, those darker environments don't do your car justice, and the IS looks sick, but your car just has a more mature look to it.
07-09-2007, 08:09 PM
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The IS in general just doesn't do it for me although that one is OK. They look like a Scion tC Sedan. ^^^ Now that pic of your TL is just too damn hot!!! Wheels look better on yours
07-10-2007, 02:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ballinfizzle89
Damn UA6Spec, those rims look awesome on your car. Love your TL with the Advans too though, Probably my favorite on the site Oh and any update on the CSL type spoiler?
Oh and any update on the CSL type spoiler?
. Oh ok, so the front ASpec lip is gonna be CF like yours? I might have to hop on that!
07-10-2007, 08:39 PM
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I ordered a set of Work T1S like 2 weeks ago. 19" straggered setup/ silver polish. Hopefully for another 2 months, I can post some pictures on my car.
By the way, your car looks hot. Love those Advan on your car.
By the way, your car looks hot. Love those Advan on your car.
07-10-2007, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by terry919
I ordered a set of Work T1S like 2 weeks ago. 19" straggered setup/ silver polish. Hopefully for another 2 months, I can post some pictures on my car.
By the way, your car looks hot. Love those Advan on your car.
By the way, your car looks hot. Love those Advan on your car.
07-11-2007, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by JD TL-S
Did you order them from Ravspec? What specs on the wheels, and what size tires MAY I ASK?
The spec of the rims are 19"x8.5 32offset R-disk(to clear Brembo) and 19"x9.5 42offset O-disk(more lips). I made a caculation that I should get about 1.75" lip front and 3" lip at the back.
I haven't order the tire yet, but I am going to run Toyo T1R, all 245/35/19. I know the back will be stretch, but I don't see that as a problem. I used to run 235/35/19 on my last car with 19"x9.5 and I love the stretch look. Also, it gives me more cleance to run more extreme offset at the back to get more lips.
I have seen many Tl poeple seems to run bigger tire with stragger rims setup (just to fill the rims), but it will affect the car's handling. You might not feel it under normal driving, but you will feel the car more understeering when you really push the car.
07-11-2007, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by terry919
Yes, I ordered it from them. They are the cheapest compare to others and always fast respond. They even included free lug nuts and hub ring.
The spec of the rims are 19"x8.5 32offset R-disk(to clear Brembo) and 19"x9.5 42offset O-disk(more lips). I made a caculation that I should get about 1.75" lip front and 3" lip at the back.
I haven't order the tire yet, but I am going to run Toyo T1R, all 245/35/19. I know the back will be stretch, but I don't see that as a problem. I used to run 235/35/19 on my last car with 19"x9.5 and I love the stretch look. Also, it gives me more cleance to run more extreme offset at the back to get more lips.
I have seen many Tl poeple seems to run bigger tire with stragger rims setup (just to fill the rims), but it will affect the car's handling. You might not feel it under normal driving, but you will feel the car more understeering when you really push the car.
The spec of the rims are 19"x8.5 32offset R-disk(to clear Brembo) and 19"x9.5 42offset O-disk(more lips). I made a caculation that I should get about 1.75" lip front and 3" lip at the back.
I haven't order the tire yet, but I am going to run Toyo T1R, all 245/35/19. I know the back will be stretch, but I don't see that as a problem. I used to run 235/35/19 on my last car with 19"x9.5 and I love the stretch look. Also, it gives me more cleance to run more extreme offset at the back to get more lips.
I have seen many Tl poeple seems to run bigger tire with stragger rims setup (just to fill the rims), but it will affect the car's handling. You might not feel it under normal driving, but you will feel the car more understeering when you really push the car.
07-11-2007, 03:19 PM
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I will stick with 245 all around. I don't really care about rotating the tire, but I would like to keep the car handling good. Wider tire at back of front wheel drive car is really not a good idea.
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Originally Posted by terry919
I will stick with 245 all around. I don't really care about rotating the tire, but I would like to keep the car handling good. Wider tire at back of front wheel drive car is really not a good idea.
07-11-2007, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by JD TL-S
YAH that makes sense. You'll get the staggered look without the staggered wider tire in back. Thats really not a bad idea. Got to see it when you get them. Will it be 60-90 days???
I really have no idea how long it's going to take. They said 6-8 weeks, but I doubt it. My last set of Work wheels took about 5 months. Hopefully I will get it faster this time since Work wheels are pretty common now than 2 years ago.
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When I ordered the Varianza's from Ravspec a month ago they said it might be quicker because its a new wheel and they try to get as many out so they can be seen. I cancelled the order because they were almost 29# for the 19x8.5". I still think they look fantastic. I can't wait to see them on your car. Good Luck!
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