ehh they have really gone down in price. I think you'd be the 2-3rd tC with those wheels on these forums

 

Its so hard finding places that sell quality rims. And I usually have a hard time finding something that I actually like.

 

It's not hard if you know where to look. Also, many wheel manufacturers have a list of authorized dealers on their site.

 

Eeww... offset.
If you're looking at spacers, go with a 15mm up front and a 25mm in the back.
Although I do no condone the use of spacers. Best bet; find an offset closer to +35 or +38.

 

anyone recomend a couple weebsites besides tirerack.com that has more high quality rims?

 

Just search high end wheel sites, find styles you like, and then use the authorized dealer search.

 

avoid using spacers

 

its hard finding rims i like that are similair to that wheel... or maybe im just dumb lol

 

What's wrong with the OZ wheel you posted? Just a bad offset?

 

i have the same rims.. love'em...
BTw, they're 17x8's....
the offset aren't too bad....
here's a good website to help you decide on the fitment:
http://www.wheelsmaster.com/rt_specs.jsp

 

On TireRack, enter the vehicle as a Toyota Celica and you get the same wheels as if you searched under the tC, but with good offsets (35).

 

thanks for the advice... i wish i would've known that before....

 

Ro_Ja i owe you big time, thank you. Im hoping I will have no issues rubbing while being dropped about 2-3 inches... am I right about that?

 

With low & flush offsets, you can't be able to go too low without fender modification. If you seriously want to be 2-3 inches without rolling or pulling your fenders, you'd probably be better off getting them in the 48 offset.

 

So it would be just like the stock wheel the way it sits? I dont know how low I plan on going with the coilovers, just want it to look good.

 

Yes, it would look like how the stock wheel sits.

 

so basically from 215/45/17 tire and a 17x7 with 48 offset to the rim i want which is 17x8 with a 35 offset and a tire that is 205/40/17 it would only stick out .3 inches from stock. I shouldnt have any problem lowering the car correct?

 

Not unless you want to go LOW.

 

i dont think i would be going THAT low lmao. Def not like Corey's car haha.

 

Im bumping this thread for a final decision on these rims. Change the offset to 35 and will run a 215/40-17 tire... Is the combination acceptable? I will be 3.5% slower as compared to a stock wheel and stick out a half an inch further.