Req: Aggressive wheel stance pics
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In fact the guy at wagen-wheels (great customer service by the way) saw my order and called me personally before shipping them and asked if they they were going on a MkII. I was like umm no... they're going on a TC, he had never had someone order them for anything besides a VW as well as never four 18x9.5's either so he asked me if I was sure they were going to fit. I reassured him, and asked him to just send them out.
Just be weary 9.5's with an et of 30 had about 1/4 -1/2 inch clearance between my rear control arm and my shock body in the front...
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Mine are wagen-wheels M152's the Linea's weren't out in TC fitment when I ordered mine. 18x9.5 et25 and et22 effectively. Little bit different style to the design on the face, I prefer mine to be quite honest. Only problem is they're not the right hub bore, but I make it work.
In fact the guy at wagen-wheels (great customer service by the way) saw my order and called me personally before shipping them and asked if they they were going on a MkII. I was like umm no... they're going on a TC, he had never had someone order them for anything besides a VW as well as never four 18x9.5's either so he asked me if I was sure they were going to fit. I reassured him, and asked him to just send them out.
Just be weary 9.5's with an et of 30 had about 1/4 -1/2 inch clearance between my rear control arm and my shock body in the front...
In fact the guy at wagen-wheels (great customer service by the way) saw my order and called me personally before shipping them and asked if they they were going on a MkII. I was like umm no... they're going on a TC, he had never had someone order them for anything besides a VW as well as never four 18x9.5's either so he asked me if I was sure they were going to fit. I reassured him, and asked him to just send them out.
Just be weary 9.5's with an et of 30 had about 1/4 -1/2 inch clearance between my rear control arm and my shock body in the front...
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Mine are wagen-wheels M152's the Linea's weren't out in TC fitment when I ordered mine. 18x9.5 et25 and et22 effectively. Little bit different style to the design on the face, I prefer mine to be quite honest. Only problem is they're not the right hub bore, but I make it work.
In fact the guy at wagen-wheels (great customer service by the way) saw my order and called me personally before shipping them and asked if they they were going on a MkII. I was like umm no... they're going on a TC, he had never had someone order them for anything besides a VW as well as never four 18x9.5's either so he asked me if I was sure they were going to fit. I reassured him, and asked him to just send them out.
Just be weary 9.5's with an et of 30 had about 1/4 -1/2 inch clearance between my rear control arm and my shock body in the front...
In fact the guy at wagen-wheels (great customer service by the way) saw my order and called me personally before shipping them and asked if they they were going on a MkII. I was like umm no... they're going on a TC, he had never had someone order them for anything besides a VW as well as never four 18x9.5's either so he asked me if I was sure they were going to fit. I reassured him, and asked him to just send them out.
Just be weary 9.5's with an et of 30 had about 1/4 -1/2 inch clearance between my rear control arm and my shock body in the front...
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Domo.. Haha yup. I'm a local boy. Moved to Cali in '06. I was actually the first BSP tC in Scion Evolution HI. Glad to see there's another one holding down the crew.
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lol. its all good tho.
