s0ulstar;907177 said:EDIT: damn boris...you're quick. lol
This is my thread, I have to be fast. :biglaugh:
s0ulstar;907177 said:EDIT: damn boris...you're quick. lol
i think you should check over your first post.BorHor;907249 said:This is my thread, I have to be fast. :biglaugh:
Yeah I was thinking the same. With those offsets you can go a step or two larger in the rear.Sawbladz;915648 said:The wheels look great. If I may ask, why did you pick those tire sizes?
BorHor;915656 said:Yeah I was thinking the same. With those offsets you can go a step or two larger in the rear.
Turbo-a;915812 said:My dad has the same size wheels on his r33 skyline and it handles very well, so i thought i might go the same..
Aww i didn't know that! they look kind of strechy so i could have fit like 285 on the rear or something?
Sawbladz;915846 said:275 or 285 would fill it out nicely. I would also go up to a 245 in the front. It's not like the car looks bad as it sits. This is just some constructive criticism for the future when you need to replace those tires.
annoyingrob;829812 said:Have you ever seen a stock MKIV wheel on a MKIII? This is what I use to base all of my measurements and fitment characteristics.
The MKIV rear is 17x9.5 +50, and sits pretty decently flush on the car.
Picture: 285/40/17 on MKIV wheels http://members.shaw.ca/annoyingrob/Supra%20Pics/New wheels.JPG
a +42 will make it stick out 8mm more, which will be neglegable in difference. Spacers would not be needed, or recommended (it would make them stick out MORE)
suprahero;834608 said:I haven't read this whole thread, but I just ordered 17 x 8's for the front and 17 x 9's for the back with 35 offset for both. They are 5 x 114.3. Please tell me these are going to fit.
mazzer;920896 said:question. i looked through much of this thread , but haven't seen anything about an 18x8 and 18x9.5 , both being +43mm offset.
anyone ?