Hy man. Great video. I have the same wheel specs as you front and back but without coilovers. And yes they rub like a m**fker lol. Which coilovers are you using?
What’s up brother man I have a 2015 IS350 F sport got some 19inch Rcf rims bbs forged I noticed they’re a bit wider what size tires do you recommend I’m not lowering or doing anything just want a flush look
Currently shopping for an RCF in California, having trouble finding a clean one but in the meantime I’m enjoying your videos these are really helpful as I plan on modding the shit out of mine too lol
Perfect. Im currently filming a video about what to look for as a buyer for rcf and what to expect. I think i have a good amount of experience with my 91500miles haha
Bro I love the fitment you got. Personally it's on point. I really wanted the RCF OEM rims on my RC350 but the front tires are 275s that'll def rub. I think max I can go is 245s front and 265s rear. 😕
I believe the stock tire sizes, 255s in the front. Lemme ask him but from my experience, I testfitted a 19X9.5 wheel with a 255/35 in the front of my 350 before and it fits. As long as the offset is right, the wheel I test fitted was a +38.
What do you think would be best titan 7 rim setup for a totally bone stock Rcf? The 19’s, 20’s or 19 front and 20 rear? I want aggressive fitment but do not want rubbing or to lower it. -Titan 7 t-s5 specs F:19X9.5 +32 R:19X10.5 +32 F:20X9.5 +30 R:20X11 +40 Also, what are the widest tires I could get on the best setup? Thank you in advance! your channel was a big reason I decided to get an RCF
if youre going for performance go for 19s. you can do 275/30 front and 305/30/19 rear if you really wanted to. This will get you to not rub and since not lowered but to also keep it within oem diameter specs.
Hey Brother. Do u know if 20x9 with 265 30 20 front, 20x11 with 305 30 20 rear will fit on stock springs ? I will be using stock rims and tires for autocross, so on the track it won't be a problem .. but the 20s will just be for show basically. Eventually I'll get air anyway too .. but just wanted to know if 20s with stock springs will work
@@thehuangbros feels great in the front definitely from 255/35 to 275/35 but there’s a small gap in the rear still with the 305 but that’s probably because of the 30 sidewalk profile. Wish I could of gone with 295/35 in the rear but for the price I paid, I’m happy
Just picked up a yellow 2020. It spins way too much so better rear tires is def a must. Stock wheels as of now, so sport cup 2's in a 295 width? Im tempted to throw some nitto street radials but this aint a mustang haha
Wow spreading knowledge!!! So there's a few different ways to get that aggressive stance look!! Dang good job figuring out which techniques worked for your specific situation! I imagine most of those options can be used for more than rcf's? # spinning ain't winning lol
@@thehuangbros i'm watching your coilover video right now i've always had toyotas and it makes me so happy to see that lexus is no different. i have no doubt in my mind that the RCF is the best sportscar i can get for what i can afford thanks for all your videos tho man and i will likely have questions in the near future
Hey Barry I have Ace Wheels 20x9.5 + 32 on a 265/30/20 front and 20x11 +40 on 305/25/20 rear Michelin Pilot Sports but i'm stock suspension. Swift springs won't work with my set-up right?
Hi. So I had Swift Springs in the rear before with 305/30/20. So you having 305/25/20 will work but you will need rear camber arms to ensure they dont rub. But at some point like I stated in video, once you rub enough, there won’t be anymore to rub and you’ll be fine.
I just got some 20” rims installed on my RCF. Feels like my car is sitting a little higher than usual. Did u get the same feeling? And I’m looking to buying some lowering springs. Is there anything you could recommend?
It did get slightly higher, i know because i felt the difference and scraped the bottom a bit with the 19s. I recommend getting coilovers over springs to adjust for 20s
@@thehuangbros don’t really know much on these type of stuff. Which do you recommend? I want to lower it a bit, but still be able to drive it aggressively and not lose any power to the wheels or traction. The shop the I had the rims installed with. He is a good friend of my girlfriend and said to not do coil overs because they have issues or make too much noise? So he recommends just springs? I’m kinda stuck on what to do.
Currently have 20x10 rear wheels with 285/30/20 tires. Rides and looks good. But the RC-F is my daily and I'm thinking about going with a beefy 285/35/20. Thoughts?
Hey there fellow RCF owner here..I was wondering did the 275 front with 295 rear on swift springs fit without rubbing inner wheel well at full wheel lock ? Looking to get those sizes and just wanted your opinion
@@thehuangbros ok cool thanks for the response really appreciate your help, I have 20mm spacers so should help push it out.. love all the RCF content keep them coming!
So i know a rcf has gone TEs with 18x10.5 fronts +40 and he runs a 275/40 i believe but I know someone is doing 295/35/18 up front right now. I know a 18x10.5+40 in the back will work also. You can just do 18x10+40 all around if you wanted but would need a small spacer up front i believe like a 3mm.
ISF nope. The wheel wells are smaller I believe. The max that Ive seen in rear is 275 and front is 245/255 on 18in wheels. I can get you the measurements if you want
@@thehuangbros for sure thanks for the quick reply man, and where did you get the fender carbon trim? Definitely on my list of things to get for it too.
@@kingboo7131997 i have a video about my carbon fiber mods. All the links to the products are there. You commented right when I got internet wifi started here where Im at.
Great vid man, you answered all of my questions regarding this topic, thanks a lot for the detailed infos you gave💪 1 suggestion for a future video, maybe you can show us how you installed the aftermarket steering wheel on your car, i searched for this but never found a complete video on yt showing step by step on how to do it exaclty
Was just about to go to my other video to inform you the video is up lol. Steering wheel install video i am filming this week. I hope that my explanation for understeer makes sense. Also if you plan to track, 19s are the way to go because more R compound options are available. I did some research last night and it is true when they say 20in wheels have limited.
@@thehuangbros im part of the notification squad, thats why i was so quick. Yeah the explanations you gave were absolutely clear, and im also thankful that you covered the oem side of the wheels as well. Quality content like usual, cant wait for the next video
the wider rear tires look better to me on the stock wheels. I think by default we have 275s in the rear. So seeing 295 fit and having it not look like ass or stretched or anything janky is really nice! Should fill the wheel wells better. I don't want to do any type of spacer. Just a wider tire on the stock wheel. I love the hand polished wheels honestly. It was a deciding factor in getting my RCF..lol
Oh me too i love the look of the polished wheels. Looks even better with wider tires so i completely agree. You can also do 305/35/19 in the back also. When I swap wheels back and forth, I really appreciate the stocks
Hy man. Great video. I have the same wheel specs as you front and back but without coilovers. And yes they rub like a m**fker lol. Which coilovers are you using?
What’s up brother man I have a 2015 IS350 F sport got some 19inch Rcf rims bbs forged I noticed they’re a bit wider what size tires do you recommend I’m not lowering or doing anything just want a flush look
do you think i can run stock tire size but with 20 inch in the rear and 19 inch wheels in the front? im on stock suspension
I'm going to be rockin 20x9.5/10.5 + 5/+0 is 275/35/20 and 305/35/20 too wide
this will be with swift lowering springs and figs uca and rear arms. Trying to keep camber -3 in front and -3.25 rear
Currently shopping for an RCF in California, having trouble finding a clean one but in the meantime I’m enjoying your videos these are really helpful as I plan on modding the shit out of mine too lol
Perfect. Im currently filming a video about what to look for as a buyer for rcf and what to expect. I think i have a good amount of experience with my 91500miles haha
I have a Rc-f performance package for sale just like Huang’s but stock . I’m in SoCal too
Bro I love the fitment you got. Personally it's on point. I really wanted the RCF OEM rims on my RC350 but the front tires are 275s that'll def rub. I think max I can go is 245s front and 265s rear. 😕
Rcf rims I think doesnt fit on rc350? I know stock is 255/35 which is a bit of small stretch but i think its works. Our fronts shouldnt be too off
My buddy ran Lexus RCF wheels and tires on his Lexus RC fine, I don’t think he rubbed on the 275s, he’s on coilovers.
@@whataphamnomenon2788 ahh good info share. I was always curious. Ive seen oem rcf wheels on isf but nothing else
@@whataphamnomenon2788 thanks for the info bro. But 275 in the rear right. How about the front? 🤔
I believe the stock tire sizes, 255s in the front. Lemme ask him but from my experience, I testfitted a 19X9.5 wheel with a 255/35 in the front of my 350 before and it fits. As long as the offset is right, the wheel I test fitted was a +38.
What do you think would be best titan 7 rim setup for a totally bone stock Rcf? The 19’s, 20’s or 19 front and 20 rear? I want aggressive fitment but do not want rubbing or to lower it.
-Titan 7 t-s5 specs
F:19X9.5 +32 R:19X10.5 +32
F:20X9.5 +30 R:20X11 +40
Also, what are the widest tires I could get on the best setup?
Thank you in advance! your channel was a big reason I decided to get an RCF
if youre going for performance go for 19s. you can do 275/30 front and 305/30/19 rear if you really wanted to. This will get you to not rub and since not lowered but to also keep it within oem diameter specs.
Okay great, thank you!
Hey Brother. Do u know if 20x9 with 265 30 20 front, 20x11 with 305 30 20 rear will fit on stock springs ? I will be using stock rims and tires for autocross, so on the track it won't be a problem .. but the 20s will just be for show basically. Eventually I'll get air anyway too .. but just wanted to know if 20s with stock springs will work
Do you think 265/40 & 285/40 will clear on the stock oems ?
No. If you do, itll be comfortable but really off on the speedometer.
@@thehuangbrosI went with 275 /35 on the front & 305/30 in the rear on the oems
@@southbayengineered6905 good stuff. How is it?
@@thehuangbros feels great in the front definitely from 255/35 to 275/35 but there’s a small gap in the rear still with the 305 but that’s probably because of the 30 sidewalk profile. Wish I could of gone with 295/35 in the rear but for the price I paid, I’m happy
Just picked up a yellow 2020. It spins way too much so better rear tires is def a must. Stock wheels as of now, so sport cup 2's in a 295 width? Im tempted to throw some nitto street radials but this aint a mustang haha
Wow spreading knowledge!!! So there's a few different ways to get that aggressive stance look!! Dang good job figuring out which techniques worked for your specific situation! I imagine most of those options can be used for more than rcf's? # spinning ain't winning lol
And BOTH bros!?! Thumbs up for the new glasses too lol
@@trophy_husband yea the stuff at the end correlates more to everyone but the beginning half was really rcfs. 😅
I’m wondering will I rub if I use 275/35R19 in the front ? Stock wheels I have an RC 350 f sport
Most likely will. Ive done 275/35/19 front on swift springs. It may work if you have camber and coilovers
Will these XO Luxury Verona 19x10 +42 Matte Black Wheel Rim 5x114.3 fit my 2016 RCF?
Yeap it will from my understanding. Ive seen 19x10 +40 squared.
Would 19”s be better with lowering springs?
buy my RC F this summer man can't wait your channel has been super helpful!
Glad to hear it. If you ever have a question or need me to show something about the rcf, just leave a comment. I read all.
@@thehuangbros i'm watching your coilover video right now
i've always had toyotas and it makes me so happy to see that lexus is no different.
i have no doubt in my mind that the RCF is the best sportscar i can get for what i can afford
thanks for all your videos tho man and i will likely have questions in the near future
@@freemaysin5088 pretty straight foward for most part but a tad bit more complicated than others.
Hey Barry I have Ace Wheels 20x9.5 + 32 on a 265/30/20 front and 20x11 +40 on 305/25/20 rear Michelin Pilot Sports but i'm stock suspension. Swift springs won't work with my set-up right?
Hi. So I had Swift Springs in the rear before with 305/30/20. So you having 305/25/20 will work but you will need rear camber arms to ensure they dont rub. But at some point like I stated in video, once you rub enough, there won’t be anymore to rub and you’ll be fine.
I just got some 20” rims installed on my RCF. Feels like my car is sitting a little higher than usual. Did u get the same feeling? And I’m looking to buying some lowering springs. Is there anything you could recommend?
It did get slightly higher, i know because i felt the difference and scraped the bottom a bit with the 19s. I recommend getting coilovers over springs to adjust for 20s
@@thehuangbros don’t really know much on these type of stuff. Which do you recommend? I want to lower it a bit, but still be able to drive it aggressively and not lose any power to the wheels or traction. The shop the I had the rims installed with. He is a good friend of my girlfriend and said to not do coil overs because they have issues or make too much noise? So he recommends just springs? I’m kinda stuck on what to do.
Currently have 20x10 rear wheels with 285/30/20 tires. Rides and looks good. But the RC-F is my daily and I'm thinking about going with a beefy 285/35/20.
Thoughts?
Sheesh. Thick. I think youll need stock suspension for that.
is the front tire 10 inches also. Buying rims now and want to know if 10 inch will clear or rub?
Do you think your setup will rubbing on stock suspension??
It would never rub.
Hi Barry, do you think it’s possible to run 20*10.5 +35 with 295/35/20?
A 20in tire with 35series tire will not fit on rcf/gsf at all.
@@thehuangbros Thanks 👍
Hey there fellow RCF owner here..I was wondering did the 275 front with 295 rear on swift springs fit without rubbing inner wheel well at full wheel lock ? Looking to get those sizes and just wanted your opinion
the fronts rub on full lock but other than that it is fine. This is without spacers
@@thehuangbros ok cool thanks for the response really appreciate your help, I have 20mm spacers so should help push it out.. love all the RCF content keep them coming!
@@dvelasquez0126 do 275/30/19 instead
@@thehuangbros sounds good I'll check those out for sure thanks again for all your help! Have a good one bro
Do you think it’s possible to run 18x10.5 square + 40 295 all around?
So i know a rcf has gone TEs with 18x10.5 fronts +40 and he runs a 275/40 i believe but I know someone is doing 295/35/18 up front right now. I know a 18x10.5+40 in the back will work also. You can just do 18x10+40 all around if you wanted but would need a small spacer up front i believe like a 3mm.
@@thehuangbros thank you!
Do you think the ISF is the same?
ISF nope. The wheel wells are smaller I believe. The max that Ive seen in rear is 275 and front is 245/255 on 18in wheels. I can get you the measurements if you want
Any shaking at high speeds ?
nope none. grip was improved.
Just got an RC-F and I'm thinking of these same wheels. How much do they run for ? I'm thinking of these or TE37s
TE37 is always a nice choice. These Titsn7s will go for about 2700-2900 for 19s and 3100-3300 for 20s.
@@thehuangbros for sure thanks for the quick reply man, and where did you get the fender carbon trim? Definitely on my list of things to get for it too.
@@kingboo7131997 i have a video about my carbon fiber mods. All the links to the products are there. You commented right when I got internet wifi started here where Im at.
@@thehuangbros for sure, probably gonna end up watching most of your vids to decide on mods haha. Thanks man, your videos honestly help a lot!
@@kingboo7131997 glad it helps, i hope they do and always feel free to answer. I just got wifi here where Im at so I can respond more.
What about bags
If you tell me what size wheels you plan to get i can give you a offset and tire option that i know worked since i saw it in person daily
Great vid man, you answered all of my questions regarding this topic, thanks a lot for the detailed infos you gave💪 1 suggestion for a future video, maybe you can show us how you installed the aftermarket steering wheel on your car, i searched for this but never found a complete video on yt showing step by step on how to do it exaclty
Was just about to go to my other video to inform you the video is up lol. Steering wheel install video i am filming this week. I hope that my explanation for understeer makes sense. Also if you plan to track, 19s are the way to go because more R compound options are available. I did some research last night and it is true when they say 20in wheels have limited.
@@thehuangbros im part of the notification squad, thats why i was so quick. Yeah the explanations you gave were absolutely clear, and im also thankful that you covered the oem side of the wheels as well. Quality content like usual, cant wait for the next video
@@WutzderSchniedel thanks for that. Ill try not to disappoint.
Good stuff!!
Thanks Adam. Kind wish I had something like this when I was choosing tire sizes and all. So wanted to give back.
@@thehuangbros lol I finally got an RCF bc of you, thanks again brother!
@@zach1392 glad to hear you’ll be coming on this channel more for some DIY help. Hopefully. 😅
the wider rear tires look better to me on the stock wheels. I think by default we have 275s in the rear. So seeing 295 fit and having it not look like ass or stretched or anything janky is really nice! Should fill the wheel wells better. I don't want to do any type of spacer. Just a wider tire on the stock wheel. I love the hand polished wheels honestly. It was a deciding factor in getting my RCF..lol
Oh me too i love the look of the polished wheels. Looks even better with wider tires so i completely agree. You can also do 305/35/19 in the back also. When I swap wheels back and forth, I really appreciate the stocks
Need to buy new tires. I have stock wheels 275 rear and 255 front. Want to get 285 and 265. What do you think ?