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New wheels
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Getting rid of the 18" Falken RT-7M's and stepping up to 20" Lorenzo WL36. Guy at Lorenzo said these are brand new, and the first set they've sent to Houston.
20x8.5 front, 20x10.5 rear with Nitto 245/35/20 front, and 285/30/20 rear. Attachment 161838 |
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Nice! Where did you get them at and is your care lowered? I also love black cars, they make everything pop!
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Originally Posted by Chief Holley
(Post 1503107)
Nice! Where did you get them at and is your care lowered? I also love black cars, they make everything pop!
Here is the final product. Attachment 161829 |
I'm going to try a set of 285/25/20 on it, they'll be here next week.
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Originally Posted by Texas_Vol
(Post 1503153)
I'm going to try a set of 285/25/20 on it, they'll be here next week.
Looks nice. Normally on non-M E60 people usually go for 275/30/20 rear. 25 sidewall might give a harsh ride and doesn't leave much room for rim protection. |
Gm of a wheel shop I think hella flush, changing every 6 mo.
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looks good. regarding the tire size, according to rolling diameter the tire sizes should be 245/30/20 and 275/25/20 or 285/25/20. we always recommend the thicker sidewalls though for more rim protection. if you still experience any rubbing you can always have the fenders rolled.
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Originally Posted by NeRwEEzy
(Post 1503372)
looks good. regarding the tire size, according to rolling diameter the tire sizes should be 245/30/20 and 275/25/20 or 285/25/20. we always recommend the thicker sidewalls though for more rim protection. if you still experience any rubbing you can always have the fenders rolled.
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Hmm, haven't seen any quite like those before ... can't say I'm surprised you're the first one with them.
Side note, I like the gold calipers. |
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