czar07

Sorry man I meant the front lol

ISFFUN

iTrader: (4)

I'm overwhelmed by the pages. I just want to ask if a Supra TT 17" wheel will fit a 255 up front. I'd like to go 255 all around instead of 245/275. I'm not dropped, stock height.

Or should I play it safe with 245 all around?

Thank you,

Edit I believe I found an answer here, but can anyone else chime in just to be safe?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/the...-on-sc300.html
255/40/17 all around yay or 255/45/17 all around? Or 245? Stock height.

Tam4511

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Does anyone cut the inner front fender? I'm on PBM's with 18s and i rub the inner fender pretty bad. Ive already re-located the harness's, removed the liner, and cut the sharp edge off. can i just cut the entire thing out?

czar07

Yes will fit a 255/40/17, but will have a teensy bit of a bulge

Nguyen07

Local importer just got these in...

I've searched several threads, can't seem to find a definitive answer.

I'm not slammed, lowered 1.5"-2" on TOMS coils..

Since I'm not slammed, I'm looking for a "everyday driver fit", living in the midwest roads here are not the best.

I know they will fit...but will these look okay not being slammed, no poke?

FRONT 18/8 OFF +26 (215 35 18 ) 1.5" LIP
REAR 18/8.5 OFF +14 ( 245 35 18 ) 2.5" LIP

Seems like Skyline fitment, but I'm just a rookie so please bear with me.
I came from an IS300 so I'm used to higher offsets.

Thanks for the help..

blisiono

iTrader: (17)

Oh, not sure then. Sorry

Those will clear for sure with no poke if I'm not mistaken. Relatively flush.

koalakozie

Just ordered a set of wheels, curious as to what tire sizes you guys think would work best. My front fenders are rolled already and I have the rear lips cut out of the quarters. Probably going to do a bit more fender work on the rear.. Fairly low already on Fortune Auto coils, plan to go lower with PBM.

Wheels are 19x10+22F
19x10.5+6R
Thanks!

Thanks!

Alex2jz

Hey guys, I'm thinking of getting the XXR 526 18x9 and 18x10.5 with an offset of either +20 or +30. I really wanna do the +20 but I don't know if I'll get clearance. Also, I wanna run a stretch on my tires but I'm no good a picking tire sizes. Any recommendations? Something low profile with at least 3mm of stretch.

P.s. I'm about 3-4 inches lowered & tucking as of right now. And I'm definitely gunna be rolling & most likely pulling my fenders.

tjmhillz

iTrader: (6)

Quick questions. Im thinking about pulling the trigger on these wheels but just have a few questions. Their 18x9.5 +25 all around. Im sure they will fit but would I have to pull the fenders? and also what size tire should I run. I would like to run a semi stretch tire but nothing crazy!

redlinemac

Hello there. I recently acquired a 95 SC and I need a little help here. (I'm hoping someone hasn't asked this already but my search isn't generating anything of note.)

I'm looking to go with Helo 834

http://www.treaddepot.com/wheelsizes/h834b.html

18x8.5 35 or 42 offset in front
18x10 35 offset in the rear

I'm not looking to roll fenders and would like stay close to OEM ride height. Where I'm getting really confused here is I would like to upgrade brakes and improve handling.

I love the "flush" to the slightest of hint of tucked but nothing "sunken" and not going with tires stretched.

Overall, money is an issue so I really want to do it and not have to reverse engineer because I haven't considered everything before jumping in.

Thanks so much for this forum and for obliging the excited SC-Mod newbie. I'm looking forward to making the vision come true with my new toy and appreciate any assistance you guys might offer.

chungsta

quick question:
Varrstoen ES6 (Meister Reps)
on 97 body, lowered on coils
18x9.5 +22 +12
OR
19x9.5 +22 and 19x11 +22

Which do you guys think would look better

jadu

iTrader: (42)

18s or 19s is just a matter of personal preference really. 18s will do on a 97 body, but if you plan to get a kit later down the line, sell the 18s and get 19s.

I'd go for 18x9.5 +12 all around

jadu

iTrader: (42)

I read thru your post, but wasnt sure of your question. +35 offset front and rear would do especially if you're rolling on near stock height.

You may have already saw, but here is a member with similiar setups (2mm difference in offset front and rear. 0.5" inch difference in the fronts, no fender mods) just to give you an idea before jumping in:

jadu

iTrader: (42)

No fender pulling required if you simply plan on using a 255 or 245 wide tire. You may need a slight roll, depending on how low you are just be safe as tires vary in wideness

jadu

iTrader: (42)

If you're that low, you can rock +20. Your fenders have to be rolled completely flat, and depending a on the stretch, i.e. 245/35/18 tire. Depending on how low you are and camber, the only thing I'd be mindful of is the edge of the rim hitting the fender since you're low enough to tuck. If that's the case, a slight pull or more camber will be needed to prevent that