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Old 08-02-07, 02:56 PM
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rears will be fine.. maybe sunk in a bit..
fronts will be fine. no problems there
Old 08-02-07, 04:35 PM
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well thats a 18x9 rear with a 38 offset. looks almost flush to me
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Originally Posted by UTSC300
well thats a 18x9 rear with a 38 offset. looks almost flush to me
That is a deceptive photo. I had 19x9.5+40 (stuck out 4mm more than that) and they were sunk pretty good.

For perspective, my front was flush at 19x9 +38 (same width you have described). And, the rear wheel well/fender gives you about an inch more play for flush fitment. The rear was not flush at 19x9.5 +40. It needed another 10mm for modest flushness.
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Originally Posted by Blizzy
That is a deceptive photo. I had 19x9.5+40 (stuck out 4mm more than that) and they were sunk pretty good.

For perspective, my front was flush at 19x9 +38 (same width you have described). And, the rear wheel well/fender gives you about an inch more play for flush fitment. The rear was not flush at 19x9.5 +40. It needed another 10mm for modest flushness.

so no rolling ur fenders at all? I can step up to a 19x9.5 in the back but won't it look a little wierd if i stick with the 18 in the front? the wheel i'm buying the highest the 18 goes to is a 9". i know mitsu is runnin something similar like that was hoping he had some spare pics i could look at. since he is running TSW's the same brand i'm lookin at.
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i have been looking at the fitment guide from some time so that i can buy rims that'll look clean on the car. my front is no prob but for the back i'm running a 18x10; offset +38; tire size 275/35/18. i read that this setting should not require any fender modifications, but the back rubs slightly. problems? i'm running with stock suspension...might have to do some mild roll for the rear
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Originally Posted by UTSC300
so no rolling ur fenders at all? I can step up to a 19x9.5 in the back but won't it look a little wierd if i stick with the 18 in the front? the wheel i'm buying the highest the 18 goes to is a 9". i know mitsu is runnin something similar like that was hoping he had some spare pics i could look at. since he is running TSW's the same brand i'm lookin at.
+35 offset, 9.5" wide, needed to roll the fenders with a 275/30-19... might have gotten away without rolling if I was running as much negative camber as I am now (-2.7 in the back) Conservatively flush...

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18x8 front, +40, 255/35-18; 19x9.5 rear, +35, 275/30-19

BFG KDW2
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Originally Posted by woozzle
i have been looking at the fitment guide from some time so that i can buy rims that'll look clean on the car. my front is no prob but for the back i'm running a 18x10; offset +38; tire size 275/35/18. i read that this setting should not require any fender modifications, but the back rubs slightly. problems? i'm running with stock suspension...might have to do some mild roll for the rear
what fitment guide says that will fit with no mods?

it's gotta be close... you can probably get away with running some negative camber and make it work...
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well there is this one, then i chekced the intellexual site...i also went through all 80+ pages to see if anyone is running same setting as i am, but i've been getting mixed reviews. it's not a major rub just the outer tire rubs fender when i drive with 2 ppl and over bumps

anyways thx mitsuguy for prompt reply. car is looking hot. how much drop is that in the front?
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Originally Posted by woozzle
well there is this one, then i chekced the intellexual site...i also went through all 80+ pages to see if anyone is running same setting as i am, but i've been getting mixed reviews. it's not a major rub just the outer tire rubs fender when i drive with 2 ppl and over bumps

anyways thx mitsuguy for prompt reply. car is looking hot. how much drop is that in the front?
It's Tein S-Techs on Supra shocks... 1.8ish or so...

I'll get some new pics with the new paint tonight finally!!!
Old 08-08-07, 02:58 AM
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Front: 19x8.5, +20
Rear: 19x9.5, +25

If I want a nice stretched look, what size tires should I run?
Old 08-08-07, 03:18 AM
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wasup guys i just bought some new wheels what do you guys think of this
set up..any input

19x9.5 +7
19x10.5 =7

would i be good with 225 35 19 front and 245 35 19 rears
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i mean 19x10.5 +7
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those tire sizes are good, but youre gonna have to pull your fenders
Old 08-11-07, 02:47 AM
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How will the following look on my 97sc300:

18x8J+26 (F) and 18x9+33 (R)

245-40-18 (F) & 275-35-18 (R)

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

THanks!
Old 08-11-07, 10:30 PM
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Motegi MR7 Silver -
17"x7" 40 Offset, 5x100 & 5x4.5 bolt patterns

Continental ContiTouring -
CV95 225/50 VR17 93V

Will these fit on a stock SC400 lmk..

Thanks,
Mike


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