jordisonjr

#271

so you think 18x8 witha 45 offset would fit with a 10 or 15 mm spacer with 215 40 18 tire? Is it alrigth if it rubs on the plastic a bit? cause its really not gunna cause too much damage is it? as long as it isn't rubbing the fender? thanks

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SwissFerdi

#272

Yeah, rubbing the wheel well lining won't hurt much. I do so occasionally.

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jordisonjr

#273

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QUOTE (SwissFerdi @ Mar 22, 2010 - 1:15 PM)

>Yeah, rubbing the wheel well lining won't hurt much. I do so occasionally.

Is there any damage to your tires? or has the wheel well liner ripped out or worn down at all?

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SwissFerdi

#274

Honestly, I have not checked. It's very minor. I don't care about my tires at this moment since they're ripe for replacing, so I haven't taken a look at those either. I would imagine that the wheel liner takes more of a beating than the tires, but it shouldn't be much of a concern.

This post has been edited by SwissFerdi: Mar 22, 2010 - 1:47 PM

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schmooot

#275

I rub the wheel liner as well as the control arm with my tires on my 4runner every time I turn sharp left. Over time it has rubbed a hole through the liner and polished a small spot on the arm but no real wear on the tires that I can notice (although they are quite knobby)

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MacgibaS2

#276

i've got a question.. +42 offset 225/40/18x7.5" TRD wheels with a 2 inch drop all around
what size spacers would i need to be perfectly flushed front and back?
-Mac

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Promasta

#277

marco's 18x8 +15s are perfect. so to look like his your 18x7.5's would need a 30mm spacer. but the largest i would go would be a 25mm H&R Trak+ spacer.

MacgibaS2

#278

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QUOTE (Promasta @ Apr 4, 2010 - 4:17 PM)

>marco's 18x8 +15s are perfect. so to look like his your 18x7.5's would need a 30mm spacer. but the largest i would go would be a 25mm H&R Trak+ spacer.

awesome.. 25mm spacers will be flush with the 2 inch drop? just want to confirm before purchase.
also, did Marco roll fenders?

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Promasta

#279

well everyone's definition of flush is different. but ya with 25mm spacers your wheels would be a bit more sucked in than marcos. I presume he rolled the fenders, otherwise he would hit the fender lip with the tire over every bump and even due to body roll.

MacgibaS2

#280

who knows.. might just roll my fenders to install 25 or 30mm spacers and see how my car will looked slammed with 18 TRDs in black

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terbear4god4life

#281

i have 38offset 17x7 enkie's will a 6mm spacer sit pretty flush in the rear?? i know id have too roll the fender...

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Penkka

#282

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QUOTE (terbear4god4life @ Apr 11, 2010 - 3:35 PM)

>i have 38offset 17x7 enkie's will a 6mm spacer sit pretty flush in the rear?? i know id have too roll the fender...

Id say its not enough, I have 17x8 in every corner..

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terbear4god4life

#283

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QUOTE (Penkka @ Apr 12, 2010 - 10:17 AM)

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QUOTE (terbear4god4life @ Apr 11, 2010 - 3:35 PM)

>i have 38offset 17x7 enkie's will a 6mm spacer sit pretty flush in the rear?? i know id have too roll the fender...

Id say its not enough, I have 17x8 in every corner..

what would be the perfect spacers for front and back i have camber bolts if that helps??

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Promasta

#284

to be as flush as marco you would need a 36 mm spacer. but the highest i would get would be 25 mm. you really need a wider wheel for it to look good, either 17x8 or even 17x8.5. i have 17x8 +32 and they are fairly sucked in.

terbear4god4life

#285

what offset for front and back do i need like 20mm spacer for the rear and 15mm for the front?

that makes the rear=18
and makes the front=23


will that sit flush??

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Promasta

#286

Depends on your definition of flush.
For true flush fitment you would need 28 mm spacers in the front and 46 mm in the rear.
A 15 mm spacer in the front and 20 mm in the rear will look a lot better then what you have now, but will still be sunken, very similar to my wheels.

terbear4god4life

#287

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QUOTE (Promasta @ Apr 14, 2010 - 4:14 PM)

>Depends on your definition of flush.
For true flush fitment you would need 28 mm spacers in the front and 46 mm in the rear.
A 15 mm spacer in the front and 20 mm in the rear will look a lot better then what you have now, but will still be sunken, very similar to my wheels.

in the back i am an inch from being completely flushed with my camber set prob around 1.5
in the front i am about a half inch away

its 25mm in a inch so wont 20mm only be 5mm away from being completely flushed??

my rims are enkie rs6's they are 7"width

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Promasta

#288

ya i am getting those numbers from the flush wheel thread but that is with stretched tires.
are you still running different sized tires front and rear?

i don't know if you know about the offset calculator. i use this one: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp

17x7 +18 will extend 1 mm more than my 17x8 +32s. And mine are really sunk with 215/45/17 tires.

terbear4god4life

#289

my rears are 215/45/17
my front are 205/40/17


idk how it works lol

my tires are not stretched but from what i measure i should have 5mm gap on the rear

This post has been edited by terbear4god4life: Apr 13, 2010 - 9:21 PM

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GriffGirl

#290

I'm gonna go ahead and jump in here, I'm still running my winter tires but plan to put my summer wheels/tires back on this week.

I've got König Incident 17x7, 225/45/17 tires, lowered on TRD springs about an inch and a half. I looked on line and it seems all the König 17x7s run a 40mm offset. I've read through this entire thread and am still unsure of myself.

So according to the guide on page 1, does that mean I would need 14mm spacers to achieve effectively 26mm offset? Thanks!

Promasta

#291

yes, 14 mm spacers will give you a 26 mm offset, which will look a lot better than 40 mm offset.

terbear4god4life

#292

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QUOTE (Promasta @ Apr 15, 2010 - 1:50 PM)

>yes, 14 mm spacers will give you a 26 mm offset, which will look a lot better than 40 mm offset.

what offset is perfectly flush with 17x7 rims? front and back??

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BonzaiCelica

#293

well I just put some yokohama s drive 205/45R16 tires on my 16x7 Motegi FF7 with +42 offset. Before I had 225/50R16 toyo proxes and the tires didnt look that sucked in. Now they do with the smaller size tires. I do not want to get extended wheel studs. I know I will not need to buy extended wheel studs with 5mm spacers. How about 8mm or 10mm spacers, will I need extended wheel studs. I don't plan on keeping these rims for much longer, but only for another 6 months or so. I plan on getting oz racing ultra ht that come in 16x7 with +35 offset.

also what brand should I buy and what brands should I avoid. Our center bore is 54.1mm right, for both gt and st celica's???
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>>What to do, can anybody tell me if I'll need extended wheel studs for 8mm or 10mm spacers??>>>>

This post has been edited by BonzaiCelica: Oct 31, 2010 - 4:35 PM

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Promasta

#294

yes, you need extended studs for anything over 5 mm

BonzaiCelica

#295

OK I will be getting 10mm in front and 10 mm in the rear if possible. I just measured my front and rear bore size and they are at 54.1mm for my ST celica. Does the GT celica have the same size bore??? Do all 10mm spacer and up come with extended wheel studs??


This post has been edited by BonzaiCelica: Nov 3, 2010 - 9:19 PM

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BonzaiCelica

#296

alright so I bought some 10MM Version 1 Ichiba Wheel Spacers off ebay for $230 shipped to my house. I have a bit of concern:

1. One of the boxes came packaged slightly different. One of the boxes only had tape on the front side of the box while the other box had tape on all 3 sides of the box. >>>>2nd one of the box came with a set of bronze colored studs while the other came with gold color studs and the gold colored studs are shorter by 2.4mm.>>>> One of the box came with the bronze studs in a white box while the other box came with the studs in a plastic bag all by itself. 2 different sized bags for the different colored studs. As to why I have to different lengths of studs and as to why they are different colors different quality??? I have no clue? I already contacted the seller with pics of the studs which are my main concern

>>Should I install these spacers with the longer studs in the front, the bronze ones that look more durable and the gold shorter studs in the rears? I measured the spacers and the center and everything else matches up except 2 of the spacers are a different shade of silver. Should I really be that skeptical about these or what??>>





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Fate

#297

Need quick help.

Rims are 17x8 offset 35.

Ideally i would want 225/45/17 tires on the rims.

Currently there are 245/40/17 tires on the rims with good thread.

Will i have a problem running these tires? Need to know before 4pm tomorrow. Thank you

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block

#298

You will be fine as long as you're not slammed. IMO, highest i'd go would be 235. I know these two cars are different but I will be running 235-45-17 (front) and 245-45-17 (Rear) for my 17x8 fn01HV on my is300 with 1" drop. IMO, 17x8 with offset of 30-35 looks awesome without using spacers. GL

Fate

#299

Thanks block, anyone else have input to add?

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SoundSlut_dotcom

#300

Ok, first off I hope all is well with everyone on the site.. I have been soo busy of late I haven't had time for anything! The celica hasn't been out in over two summers.. ( I know I know) .. I do plan to do some more mods and take it out this summer for sure! Anyway need your guys help and opinion,, I'm looking at XXR 518 wheels in black.. I want to do 18in the front and 19 in the back, the problem is they don't make 19 in 5 x 100 bolt patter just 114 , 8.5.. I was planning on running spacers so does an adapter and spacer work? Also I am bagged , so how's that work w a spacer? Will I have room slammed? I def do not want to do 18 all around.. please let me know what u guys think.! The offsets options for the xxr 518 can be found here.. www.xxrwheels.com