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09-12-2012, 11:30 AM
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wheel fitment question
Ok all you 7th generation Celica Gurus out there I would like your experience, pics, and opinions ... Do you think 5 star wheel an 18x8.5 with a 35mm offset will be too aggressive for a 01 Celica GT? I do not want to alter the car in any way to have them work. Everything is stock on the 01 GT. I have an opportunity for a good deal but want to make sure it will work first!
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09-12-2012, 01:23 PM
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They will work but they wont give you that aggressive fitment you're after. It'll will still be a bit sunken in due to your offset.
Read up -->Widest Wheels and Correct Offsets for a flush look on a Celica - NewCelica.org Forum
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  Rubie 01 GT 5sp :|: 2ZZ swap // 18x8 235/40 // et+15(F),et+10(R) // Tein S. Techs [Front] VEILSIDE FFGT |[Sides] VARIS ARISING |[Rear] VEILSIDE EC1 |
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09-18-2012, 10:26 AM
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you should be fine with that +35 offset.
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Rubie 01 GT 5sp :|: 2ZZ swap // 18x8 235/40 // et+15(F),et+10(R) // Tein S. Techs [Front] VEILSIDE FFGT |[Sides] VARIS ARISING |[Rear] VEILSIDE EC1 |
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