What size do you go with? 14's, 15's, or thinner tire with 17's or 18's?
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ideal rims:
16x8 +30offset 215/50/16
17x8 +30offset 215/45/17
17x8.5 +5 offset 205/40/17 rears: 0 offset 215/40/17
16x8 +30offset 215/50/16
17x8 +30offset 215/45/17
17x8.5 +5 offset 205/40/17 rears: 0 offset 215/40/17
I don't normally drive fast, but when I do its on a curvy section of this island
17-7.5 +40 offset(turrible)
with 15mm spacers in back
if you wanna race
go with like 16x8or 8.5
with 15mm spacers in back
if you wanna race
go with like 16x8or 8.5
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Are you going for looks/style? Or lightweight/functionality?
For lightweight functional wheels I would say a 16x8 all around. Any wider and you're going to start defeating the purpose. Put on a 215 or 225/50R-16 tire.
For looks and style I would suggest checking out the Flush Wheel Fitment thread.
For lightweight functional wheels I would say a 16x8 all around. Any wider and you're going to start defeating the purpose. Put on a 215 or 225/50R-16 tire.
For looks and style I would suggest checking out the Flush Wheel Fitment thread.
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I'd like to go for both, but I'm more of a function before fashion kind of guy. What would you recommend I go with?
This post has been edited by H1gherReflex: Mar 2, 2010 - 10:52 AM
QUOTE (95CelicaST @ Mar 1, 2010 - 11:32 AM) 
>Are you going for looks/style? Or lightweight/functionality?
For lightweight functional wheels I would say a 16x8 all around. Any wider and you're going to start defeating the purpose. Put on a 215 or 225/50R-16 tire.
For looks and style I would suggest checking out the Flush Wheel Fitment thread.
For lightweight functional wheels I would say a 16x8 all around. Any wider and you're going to start defeating the purpose. Put on a 215 or 225/50R-16 tire.
For looks and style I would suggest checking out the Flush Wheel Fitment thread.
I'd like to go for both, but I'm more of a function before fashion kind of guy. What would you recommend I go with?
This post has been edited by H1gherReflex: Mar 2, 2010 - 10:52 AM
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How much are you looking to spend on wheels alone?
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already im seeing 17's in your future
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Price isn't an option. If it costs too much I'll get it eventually.
And I don't really want to go with 17's. Seems to me like I would have to go with a thinner tire to keep it from running. I'm no where near an expert but thinner tires isn't something I would want correct? Performance wise.
This post has been edited by H1gherReflex: Mar 3, 2010 - 12:11 AM
QUOTE (95CelicaST @ Mar 2, 2010 - 12:15 PM)
>How much are you looking to spend on wheels alone?
Price isn't an option. If it costs too much I'll get it eventually.
And I don't really want to go with 17's. Seems to me like I would have to go with a thinner tire to keep it from running. I'm no where near an expert but thinner tires isn't something I would want correct? Performance wise.
This post has been edited by H1gherReflex: Mar 3, 2010 - 12:11 AM
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Hmm...that's a rim per pay check lmao.
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im looking at work xt 7s in 17x8 with a 32 off set cost 2300 aud thats with out tyres so if i get these ill be living with out food for a week lol
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thats cheap! lol
QUOTE (H1gherReflex @ Mar 3, 2010 - 1:08 AM)
>Hmm...that's a rim per pay check lmao.
thats cheap! lol
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There are Gram Lights on Tirerack on Closeout for $59 per wheel. If I didn't already have a lightweight wheel setup I would have bought them.
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I'll check that out
QUOTE (95CelicaST @ Mar 4, 2010 - 3:37 PM)
>There are Gram Lights on Tirerack on Closeout for $59 per wheel. If I didn't already have a lightweight wheel setup I would have bought them.
I'll check that out
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