acenova

#1

If I were to buy 17" rims, would I really need to lower my car or would I be able to keep it as is with out it looking goofy?

NYCelica

#2

I got coilovers and heres pics of my celica, lowered 4" with 17' Rims
http://members.cardomain.com/nycelica

But, if you wanna go for a smooth ride and best ride quality go for Eibach sportline 1.5 springs and body kit if is your Choice. >>

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Sold my Celica....

HaRv3sTeR

#3

ill put 17" on mine with 40 profile tires ...without lowering it


it is supposed to looks alright

Cragspider

#4

ehh.... I would say that with 17's you shouldn't need to lower it. However your still gona have a HUGE wheel gap. So I would lower it at least 1.5". Ive got the sportlines on mine and the ride is good.
Bryan

subsolo_21

#5

I have 17's w/ 40 profile tires. Mine looks ok, way better than just factory IMHO but i still want to get the Eibach sportlines to lower it.

SlowCelica94

#6

NYCelica, what kind of coilovers do you have?

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ScoobyDooCruiser

#7

I've got 17's and stock height. They are 205/40's Check out my profile for more pics.

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initialdrift55

#8

i just put on my new 17" with 40 profile tires......and i still have a nice gap so yup i purchased my Eibachs should be coming in soon

tim86

#9

-NYCelica+Dec 23, 2003 - 1:52 PM

van95st

#10

i'm another who has 17's with 40's at stock height and i think they look alright.
http://www.6gc.net/photo.php?file=/images/...otos/1745_1.jpg