UndecidedPC9397

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What do you guys think of these wheels? they look pretty damn good on the simulator for my red '97 GT on the site but any opinions? and are these lighter then the stock alloys that came with the gt's?
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/WheelCloseU...&sort=Brand

This post has been edited by UndecidedPC9397: Dec 29, 2011 - 10:51 PM

BonzaiCelica

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these are quite heavy for a 16 inch rim. 7th gen gt-s celica rims are 19 pounds each. are you looking only to fit 16 inch rims on your celica? you can get some 17 inch rims that look nicer and weigh less than 21.5 pounds.

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UndecidedPC9397

#3

What do you recommend? I dont have alot to spend on rims right now but can you pick up those 7th gens for pretty cheap? and what is the weight of the stock alloys?

BonzaiCelica

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QUOTE (UndecidedPC9397 @ Dec 29, 2011 - 11:30 PM)

>What do you recommend? I dont have alot to spend on rims right now but can you pick up those 7th gens for pretty cheap? and what is the weight of the stock alloys?

7th gen GT-S rims are 19 pounds with +39 offset. You can find those rims for $250 in pretty good condition.

whats your budget??? are you looking for 16 or 17 inch rims?

This post has been edited by BonzaiCelica: Dec 30, 2011 - 1:44 AM

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UndecidedPC9397

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the highest i might go is $500 and either of those, not sure yet but probably 16" and im thinking 2 inch drop for suspension with coilovers, just enough to make everything look flush

BonzaiCelica

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QUOTE (UndecidedPC9397 @ Dec 30, 2011 - 1:59 AM)

>the highest i might go is $500 and either of those, not sure yet but probably 16" and im thinking 2 inch drop for suspension with coilovers, just enough to make everything look flush

lowest drop springs are the tanafe df210. get 16 x 7 rims with +35 offset if possible. you'll then have to get some 225/45R16 tires. You'll need a +25 offset after spacers are involved depending on which rims you get or like. Most fwd style rims come with +38 to +42 offset.

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UndecidedPC9397

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And what dimension if I were to go with 17" rims? just if I change my mind?

BonzaiCelica

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QUOTE (UndecidedPC9397 @ Dec 30, 2011 - 12:18 PM)

>And what dimension if I were to go with 17" rims? just if I change my mind?

17 x 7.5 with +35 offset wrapped in 215/45R17 tires.

look here for more set ups http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showto...t=0&start=0

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UndecidedPC9397

#9

Great, thanks for the info, really appreciate how willing you guys are to answer my questions! Hope I can return the favor when I finally get everything on and done and can show the end product of my work and all your information

UndecidedPC9397

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Great, thanks for the info, really appreciate how willing you guys are to answer my questions! Hope I can return the favor when I finally get everything on and done and can show the end product of my work and the people from this forum's information. Im just praying for my car right now, but things are gonna change when I get my baby back