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Finally scored some MKIV CHROME TT wheels !!!

Old 10-15-13, 09:06 AM
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Old 10-15-13, 10:02 AM
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As much as I want to switch up my TT's for some chrome ones, these are my winter wheels (dont have a summer set yet ) so its probably better to save the money and keep them non-chrome. Thats my thinking.
Old 10-15-13, 02:28 PM
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Awesome! Congrats, I know you've been looking for these for a wheel?

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Old 10-15-13, 02:33 PM
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You should get them widened so you don't need spacers. A friend of mine did that on his Supra and it looked pretty mean in the rear. You can fit some fat tires on there for a really aggressive look.
Old 10-15-13, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Kira X
You should get them widened so you don't need spacers. A friend of mine did that on his Supra and it looked pretty mean in the rear. You can fit some fat tires on there for a really aggressive look.
Yes, heard about this too back in the days. A few guys on Supraforums had their stock TT wheels widened to 17x11 out back and 17x10 in front. Looked pretty mean
Old 10-15-13, 03:13 PM
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I'm happy to see you are liking my wheels mark! Reading this thread has me wondering if I made a big mistake. Haha

In all seriousness though I am happy with the trade! Post some pics up man!
Old 10-15-13, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 1JZPWRD
I dont have the rolled fenders. I have the metal lip on all four corners removed. Then I flattened the metal lip smooth with the fender. I think I may run either the 285 or 275 without a doubt.

Can someone post pictures of their setup with spacers and without from the rear and sides? All the ones I have found is tooo farrrrr away.
Man I have had tt wheels for a while and literally no pictures had to run out to snap one. I am running 275/45 rear and 245/45 fronts no spacers at all with tanabe lowering springs w/prob mildest drop possible. you can see the rear looks good without a spacer but the front looks sunken in some. 10-15mm would probably help alot.
Don't forget about the adapter spacers they are usually for 15mm+ but have extra set of studs and they make them hubcentric also.



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Old 10-15-13, 05:56 PM
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Now that's the picture I was looking for. Thanks ALI!!!

Yeah man, I love these wheels. I have ordered some new rear tires today. Should be here on Friday from Tire Rack. Went with 275/40/17 and keeping the ones on front you had. Too much tread to just dismount and leave behind. I couldn't justify spending another 300 plus for fronts when these had so much tread left. I spent a few hours polishing these today. Man, they look great. There are a few very little spots on one, but overall I am very, very very happy with these babies. Pictures will be posted once these are mounted.

I just hope the center caps I ordered are matching chrome. I will be aggravated if they aren't. Worse case, I can rock these stock with ones for a bit, till I find a better matching set. I ain't too happy with all the little scratches on the caps, but I cant complain overall.

Glad you like the trade. I hope they look what you were after in the end and then some.

More pictures will be posted on Friday !!!! With these babies mounted. I also ordered a set of front spacers too. I can't wait!!!!
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Ali, was your suspension settled when you took these pictures? I have Esplier in the front and Tanabe in the rear. I am kinda worried about the drop height now, after looking at your pictures. I might have to do something about that. LOL
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Thank you guy's for all the positive comments and pictures. That's what I was after.
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I just got em last week but love these wheels, it was between these and g35 rays, glad i got these.
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Ok guys, I have a quick question. I am looking at a 10mm or a 15mm thickness. The question I have will these wheels clear using the V2 style spacer by Ichiba with the built in extended studs? I am concerned with the stock nuts hitting the back of the wheel not allowing the wheel to sit flush. Or is the V1 style with seperate extended studs the way to go? I want some clarifications before I spend the money. I want to make sure everything works and clears.
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Suspension was settled but my front has always had more gap with these springs. The clearance is nice though and I could prob use a little more air in the front tires but now I'm wondering if there is something wrong.
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Originally Posted by 1JZPWRD
Ok guys, I have a quick question. I am looking at a 10mm or a 15mm thickness. The question I have will these wheels clear using the V2 style spacer by Ichiba with the built in extended studs? I am concerned with the stock nuts hitting the back of the wheel not allowing the wheel to sit flush. Or is the V1 style with seperate extended studs the way to go? I want some clarifications before I spend the money. I want to make sure everything works and clears.
I hav the Ichiba 15mm spacers in the front with the built in studs...can't go wrong my friend.
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Originally Posted by RX7 RAGE
I hav the Ichiba 15mm spacers in the front with the built in studs...can't go wrong my friend.
I think your car had the best offset from the picture so far. I appreciate your fast response to my question. NONE in the back correct? Are you running like a 285-305 in the rear. They look meaty!

I am ordering these now. Thank you!!!!!!

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