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Old 06-30-07, 02:11 PM
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okai thanks alot
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For anyone with experience with Supra Turbo wheels, has anyone put 255 wide tires in the front? Does it rub with the suspension? I know it is both common and conventional to see 245's up front. I was wondering about the 255/45/17 however. Any ideas?

I am wrapping my Supra Turbo wheels with rubber on Tuesday afternoon at the Tire Rack, and this information would help.

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255's rub. 245's do not. Good stuff.

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Originally Posted by Blizzy
For anyone with experience with Supra Turbo wheels, has anyone put 255 wide tires in the front? Does it rub with the suspension? I know it is both common and conventional to see 245's up front. I was wondering about the 255/45/17 however. Any ideas?

I am wrapping my Supra Turbo wheels with rubber on Tuesday afternoon at the Tire Rack, and this information would help.

Thanks.

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255's rub. 245's do not. Good stuff.
hmmm

must be offset, I run 255/35-18's and they do not rub...

oh, and if anything I would run 255/40-17, not 255/45-17
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I know that if i concentrate and read everything I will figure this out but someone said..... 17x 10 with 20 offset will work for the rear as aggressive set and for the fronts the 17x 9 with 30 offset will work and with 15 offset for aggressive set up....on my 93 sc300 is this true? what size tires would be ideal? sorry to regurgitate what I am sure has already been answered.
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CL Member Name: Eggman
Rim Brand and Type: Super Star Leonhardiritt Waffe
Rim Size f/r: 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 yes weaksos
Rim Offset f/r: +11 (+26 w/ 15mm spacer) and +13 (+38 w/ 25mm spacer)
Tire Size f/r: 215/35/19 and 225/35/19
Suspension Setup:
Comment On Ride:

Fender Modifications: shaved all four corners
Any other comments: rear rubs on hard corners, and also with passenger. fronts could come out another 5-10 mm.
keep in mind the lower your car is, the more offest it can handle (camber). also keep in mind, offset clearance varies when you change rim diameters.
Picture:

it looks like it sticks out much more in person. i suck at pics.
some more pics of how it sits here http://charlescharlescharles.com/sc/






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Old 07-06-07, 11:33 AM
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^^^^^ Looking good...what kit is that?
Old 07-06-07, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by TurboTeg
damn hoebag! can't wait to see it

They kinda look like Bersaglio Spoke wheels from that angle.
damn dude.. how the hell did you guess it right?!

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Old 07-06-07, 12:41 PM
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^^ those super stars look clean as hell! needs moar camber though
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HoeBag can I have your wheels?
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do you want the mae's? cuz ill nevar sell these lolz
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Originally Posted by HoeBag
do you want the mae's? cuz ill nevar sell these lolz
I want the ones in the pic above.
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Originally Posted by Eggman
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Rim Offset f/r: +11 (+26 w/ 15mm spacer) and +13 (+38 w/ 25mm spacer)


How would you have a higher offset with a spacer. Spacers reduce offset. So if your original front offset is +11 w/ 15mm it would net a -4 offset. If rears are +13 w/25mm spacer, it would net a -12 offset. Nevertheless, those wheels look great with that fitment.
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Originally Posted by sc300max
How would you have a higher offset with a spacer. Spacers reduce offset. So if your original front offset is +11 w/ 15mm it would net a -4 offset. If rears are +13 w/25mm spacer, it would net a -12 offset. Nevertheless, those wheels look great with that fitment.
he means that +11 is the net result of a 15mm spacer on a +26 wheel.
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Originally Posted by Blizzy
he means that +11 is the net result of a 15mm spacer on a +26 wheel.

Ah ok, I just read it the wrong way.
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Originally Posted by Eggman
CL Member Name: Eggman
Rim Brand and Type: Super Star Leonhardiritt Waffe
Rim Size f/r: 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 yes weaksos
Rim Offset f/r: +11 (+26 w/ 15mm spacer) and +13 (+38 w/ 25mm spacer)
Tire Size f/r: 215/35/19 and 225/35/19
Suspension Setup:
Comment On Ride:

Fender Modifications: shaved all four corners
Any other comments: rear rubs on hard corners, and also with passenger. fronts could come out another 5-10 mm.
keep in mind the lower your car is, the more offest it can handle (camber). also keep in mind, offset clearance varies when you change rim diameters.
Picture:

it looks like it sticks out much more in person. i suck at pics.
some more pics of how it sits here http://charlescharlescharles.com/sc/
Nicely done eggman


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