Lexani LSS-10 20" Wheels - Pics
08-07-2009, 04:32 PM
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I have the Eibach pro kit springs and got these wheels not too long ago. How much would new sways either stillen or hotchkis help with body roll? Would it help that much considering my existing mods?
08-11-2009, 09:31 PM
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Nice wheels dude! 
Also our wheels are thiner spoked. Notcie the New Vossen Forged 083s are thiner spoked. Those look closer to these.
Mine look like his if anything haha! I think XIX came out with these models after.
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10-05-2009, 06:28 AM
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OK, I finally got my Lexani LSS-10s. They are staggard fit 20" wheels, 2.5" lip up front and 4" lip in back. They are machined with painted black accent face and stainless steel lips. They are wrapped in Nitto Invos - 255/35/20 front and 285/30/20 rear. My car is dropped on Eibach Pro kit springs fully settled.
What sucks is that I must be one of the first to roll on the LSS-10. Turns out the back brake caliper clearance should the the same as the LSS-5 but they are not. A vendor said that Lexani stated they where so they were machined to the same specs. So, when I got the wheels mounted the back brake calipers got the he11 scratched out of them. The vendor sent 3mm spacers so I can ride on them while they talk to Lexani. Also I was told that 285 rear shouldn't have any rubbing problems. Well, I have rubbing problems on the outside edge of the wheel well liner.
What sucks is that I must be one of the first to roll on the LSS-10. Turns out the back brake caliper clearance should the the same as the LSS-5 but they are not. A vendor said that Lexani stated they where so they were machined to the same specs. So, when I got the wheels mounted the back brake calipers got the he11 scratched out of them. The vendor sent 3mm spacers so I can ride on them while they talk to Lexani. Also I was told that 285 rear shouldn't have any rubbing problems. Well, I have rubbing problems on the outside edge of the wheel well liner.
10-05-2009, 03:23 PM
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ummm YeaAAAaah! They look much better in person since the rims spokes are curved.
You can buy Lexani or XIX for around $1,500. Both now offer custom colors.
Difference is Lexani has 2 chrome screws between each spoke. XIX has 3 and the Lexanis have a half inch bigger lip in rear I think.
Cant speak for Lexani since I never owned, but I'm very happy with my XIX rims.
PS: I get mad complements on them in person.
You can buy Lexani or XIX for around $1,500. Both now offer custom colors.
Difference is Lexani has 2 chrome screws between each spoke. XIX has 3 and the Lexanis have a half inch bigger lip in rear I think.
Cant speak for Lexani since I never owned, but I'm very happy with my XIX rims.
PS: I get mad complements on them in person.
12-13-2009, 05:54 PM
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So, I started this thread and I posted that the back wheels where not machined correctly and they scraped my back calipers.
I got my wheels from Andy at HPAutoworks. I was just looking at this thread and noticed I started it 4 MONTHS AGO. I STILL HAVE NOT GOT MY REPLACEMENT BACK WHEELS!!!!! I should hopefully finally have them in a week or so, as promised by Andy. Not the best communication on Andy's part. I have my fingers crossed at this point.
If I have any more problems I will create a new thread to describe the details.
I got my wheels from Andy at HPAutoworks. I was just looking at this thread and noticed I started it 4 MONTHS AGO. I STILL HAVE NOT GOT MY REPLACEMENT BACK WHEELS!!!!! I should hopefully finally have them in a week or so, as promised by Andy. Not the best communication on Andy's part. I have my fingers crossed at this point.
If I have any more problems I will create a new thread to describe the details.
