18"X9 TORK IMAGINE 245/35/18 40offset Hankook tires
06-26-2007, 04:55 PM
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Damn you! You stole my wheels! Haha, I want these, but I still don't have a tC yet. 
I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
looks awesome though 
06-26-2007, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by theojh
Damn you! You stole my wheels! Haha, I want these, but I still don't have a tC yet. I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
about the 255's but i guess ill wait till i use these up
06-28-2007, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by theojh
Damn you! You stole my wheels! Haha, I want these, but I still don't have a tC yet. I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
I was thinking of going with 18x9's as well, but I am thinking of doing a TRD drop with them. Glad to hear that there is no need for fender rolling or no rubbing. The tires do look a little stretched, but I wonder if the increased tire size (to 255) that there would be rubbing. Why don't you return those 245's and let me know, k? :D Thanks for sharing the pictures, I really wanted to see them on a car.
06-28-2007, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by theojh
Why a camber kit? I have heard that you don't need one for the TRD drop since it doesn't effect things that bad.
06-28-2007, 08:27 PM
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You dont' need a camber kit with the TRDs. I had them and the shop was able to dial it out with the adjustment availalbe on our car. our rear camber is slightly adjustable. You can see the marked bolt from the rear of the car.
I have Hotchkis springs now and STILL did not need the camber kit beacuse the allignment shop was able to dial it MOSTLY out with the stock adjustments.
Whith coilover, however, if your going to be changing hights for daily and track, it's nice to have the camber set to be able to adjust that as well.
I have Hotchkis springs now and STILL did not need the camber kit beacuse the allignment shop was able to dial it MOSTLY out with the stock adjustments.
Whith coilover, however, if your going to be changing hights for daily and track, it's nice to have the camber set to be able to adjust that as well.
06-30-2007, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr_Meaty
You dont' need a camber kit with the TRDs. I had them and the shop was able to dial it out with the adjustment availalbe on our car. our rear camber is slightly adjustable. You can see the marked bolt from the rear of the car.
I have Hotchkis springs now and STILL did not need the camber kit beacuse the allignment shop was able to dial it MOSTLY out with the stock adjustments.
Whith coilover, however, if your going to be changing hights for daily and track, it's nice to have the camber set to be able to adjust that as well.
I have Hotchkis springs now and STILL did not need the camber kit beacuse the allignment shop was able to dial it MOSTLY out with the stock adjustments.
Whith coilover, however, if your going to be changing hights for daily and track, it's nice to have the camber set to be able to adjust that as well.
lol
06-30-2007, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr_Meaty
I agree. If I had the money then, that's how I would have done it.
07-02-2007, 11:44 PM
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Nice, i am trying to sell my rims... Go here for info:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...678671#2678671
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07-05-2007, 09:30 PM
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DAmn man that thing is sick!!!!!!!!!!!!! what springs u usin with that cause GORUND conrtol makes a coilover kit for $400 on http://www.ground-control-store.com/index.php. U might have been asked this already but do u get any rubbin with them cuase i want these rims http://www.wheelsdirectonline.com/enkei/PKR.htm and urs look bad ___ so i think these will to in the same size
07-05-2007, 11:47 PM
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wow 40mm offset looks mint its perfect. im gettin 18x9's i think to ill prolly do the same offset looks nice espeacially with the color of the car....love it so your drop is def more then a TRD and you have no rubbin???so im happy with that
07-06-2007, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by toolow4aphathoe
DAmn man that thing is sick!!!!!!!!!!!!! what springs u usin with that cause GORUND conrtol makes a coilover kit for $400 on http://www.ground-control-store.com/index.php. U might have been asked this already but do u get any rubbin with them cuase i want these rims http://www.wheelsdirectonline.com/enkei/PKR.htm and urs look bad butt so i think these will to in the same size