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Actually made me laugh.

Starion wheels look good on the Supra! I don't mean to threadjack...For those that want the factory look, how about some Coddington 17" p-type replicas?

When I read your post earlier, I already had input, but wanted to to see you do homework. LOL. Good work! My input below Roll your fenders. Front - 18x9 34mm 235/35/18: Width and offset are good. Consider 235 40 tires Rear - 18x10 45mm 255/35/18: Width is good, but offset ought to be...

May I suggest starting out by: 1. Find out how much gap you have in your current setup by finding the distance between your current wheels and the innermost portion of the fender lip. 2 use this calculator http://www.1010tires.com/wheeloffsetcalculator.asp. plug in the specs of your current...

Fixed ---------- Post added at 08:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:35 PM ---------- [/COLOR] Of course there will be confirmed Supras. Last year, there were over 50 registered Supras. Many Supra owners were begging to buy other Supra owners' event registration.

Registration is open! Last year, many people missed out from registering. Register early. There were about 50 Supras last year. Let's have more this year! Saturday May 14th, 2011 FYI, let's try not to sell registration spots to one another this year. Last year, TORC directors, during the...

Why don't you visit Ken of Shineautoproject? His shop is less than an hour away from your house.

Thanks for participating...how about showing us better pictures?

235/45 will not give any stretch on an 8" wheel. Optimum width (neither stretching nor bulging) is 235 on an 8" wheel and 255 on a 9" wheel. If you want a slight stretch I suggest: 215/50/17 on the 8" wheel and 235/45/17 on the 9" wheel.

Both of the setup mentioned above have no stretch on 17x8 and 17x9 wheels ---------- Post added at 07:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:41 PM ---------- 225/45 and 235/45 would be a good setup for the slight stretch that you're looking for. Your car's stance will have a forward...

Hehehe...that was a random pic from last year's Toyota Fest. I'm sure there will be more in this year's event. I will take some, just for you, poodles. Getting some love from the gentlemen last summer. No homo. Neither of the two is me. They are Nick (right) Sirv (left)

It's getting crazy up in here.

My bad

That's pretty crazy. Time for wide body. Front: Groupbuy: S2 Style Front Wide Body Fenders by Shineautoproject http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?134197-Groupbuy-S2-Style-Front-Wide-Body-Fenders-by-Shineautoproject Rear: Kaze Aerocraft style rear widebody fenders by...

LOL. Kevin and you got me confused. Generally speaking, given that you have several wheels with the same width, the lower number (offset) the more the wheel will stick out. The higher the number, the more the wheel will go inside the wheel well). Why don't you considering studying this...

Let's see pics of this heaven.

The setup below, which you mentioned in post #2197, will actually not be "flush" with the body. The front is about 10mm shy from flush with the body; rear is about 20mm shy of flush. F: 18 x 8.5 +32 w/ 245/40/18 R: 18 x 9.5 + 38 w/ 275/35/18 The setup below that you asked about in post...

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Nice! Dyno vids and pics, please!