20" Enkei wheels with 285/50/20 wheels no lift (yet)

[gusred]

Yes they work..... Minor rubbing at full wheel turn.... That should be taken care of this weekend with my OME lit 285/50/20 tires it and I think they have a great meaty look.. Let me know what you guys think.. I will take better photos soon..

 

[kylebacc]

Lookin' good! Don't listen to anyone who will inevitably say 20's are gay haha. Interesting what you did with rear bumper reflectors/lights.

 

[gusred]

Thanks

Lookin' good! Don't listen to anyone who will inevitably say 20's are gay haha. Interesting what you did with rear bumper reflectors/lights.

Yea.. I like 20" wheels..But i also believe that it needs atleast 285/50 tires.. factory settings for 20" tires would not have enough meat IMHO. BUT To each his own.. And thanks for the reply..

 

[audiqtr]

IMO, would look better with a rear drop...

 

[kylebacc]

Yea.. I like 20" wheels..But i also believe that it needs atleast 285/50 tires.. factory settings for 20" tires would not have enough meat IMHO. BUT To each his own.. And thanks for the reply..

I feel the same way about the tires. I have 20's with 35/12.50 :nerd:

 

[luke87gt]

Been looking for someone with these wheels in a 285/50/20

What was the tire brand/model and do you think a 2" lift in the front (1" Daystar spacer) would have cured the rubbing?

 

[riceandpho]

i like the Yokohama parada , when i did 22s i ran 285 40 r22 first since it was only a hair bigger than 265 65 r17, no rub, but the ride i had to be careful, after that set lasted about 65k, i went up to a 285 45 r22(32inch tire), the ride was more cusioned, but it rub a little on the front mud flap if i lock to lock turns at high speed. maybe you dont need a lift, but you can also try 275 55 r20 too. almost 32inch tire and should give you a more cushioned ride like a stock wheels with 265 70 r17 tires.