hmm..interesting. guess it may not be a 9.5" or a +35. does the tire have a lip protector? guess it really depends on the tire. 265's look better IMHO. but 275 was all that my buddy had, so i had to take them :naughty:
Wheel Fitment & Question Thread
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there's your problem. i have no lip protector on the rears. but i do on the fronts. it's a noticeable difference.bosco659;978118 said:
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
Check out that link, its a wheel offset calculator for comparing different widths and offset.
Check out that link, its a wheel offset calculator for comparing different widths and offset.
sorry if this is repetitive, but search for '19 inch wheels' produces nothing. Is it possible, on a '88 turbo, with H&R springs and Tokico blues, a 19x9.5 inch wheel in rear, 19x8.5 inch in front.
Naturally I'd use whatever tire size necessary. Its going to need to be a rubberband pretty much to make it fit i expect. Or roll the fenders maybe would work?
Naturally I'd use whatever tire size necessary. Its going to need to be a rubberband pretty much to make it fit i expect. Or roll the fenders maybe would work?
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Ronald;981798 said:
Supraforums has a 19" wheel thread for the MKIII
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=483447
whats the point of having wider wheels if you can't fit the wider rubber? looks real sick but functional no. I rub as much as it is already.
Yeah no real point haha. I just want to see the limits the supra. Since not many others are doing it, I guess I will. If I wanted more rubber I would set it up for more rubber.
Well it's on there right now, but I need to clean shit up, and polish and then push it outside to get an idea
garagefujimoto;983360 said:
your fitments are weaksauce Evan:hsugh:
trade me for my baller sunken battleship rolling gear. you know you want to!:evildeal: