Konig Csharp on an xB?
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Konig Csharp on an xB?
I've been trying to find a picture of a Csharp on an xB but have had no luck. Anyone have a pic stored away somewhere? I'm really interested in this rim, but I fear it may look waaay too small. It doesn't look like it should be a 15 inch rim; looks much tinier.
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They are only small if you are used to looking at 18 and 19 inch rims. 15s look right on an xB with some drop.
I actually got a set of chrome 15s to run besides my 18' TRDs. I like to switch back and forth just for change.
I actually got a set of chrome 15s to run besides my 18' TRDs. I like to switch back and forth just for change.
#7
____ that looks good. Do you have to worry about scraping your bumper a lot? Because even without being lowered, I scrape every now and then. How much lower is it than stock? Can I get my toyota dealership to install for me or would I have to do it?
I have no problem doing it myself if I just get some good instructions.
Edit: I would much rather install them myself, but I don't know how much the necessary tools will cost. It seems it would be cheaper to have someone else install.
I have no problem doing it myself if I just get some good instructions.
Edit: I would much rather install them myself, but I don't know how much the necessary tools will cost. It seems it would be cheaper to have someone else install.
#8
You can do a spring install with basic hand tools. The DF210s are pretty soft so you don't need a spring compressor.
They settle just over 2". I rarely scrape, but I take driveways slowly and at an angle.
They settle just over 2". I rarely scrape, but I take driveways slowly and at an angle.
#9
Cool beans. I really do want to lower my xB but I'm not sure if I want to lower it THAT much. Are there comparable springs (in quality) that will only give me an inch or inch and a half or drop? From what I've been reading, there really isn't anything comparable to the DF's.
Edit: And do you rub at all?
Edit: And do you rub at all?
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Wow, I like that a lot more than I thought I would. I will be purchasing them soon. Just gotta find a place that has 'em in stock and for a decent price. I would totally buy from discount tire direct, but they are fresh out.
#14
They look much better in person, I really like these wheels. And you cant go wrong with 15's for the box. I have been rocking 15's and love it. Im lowered 2" on 15x6.5" 195/60/15. Love the ride and handles really well.
And on his box his is running wider tires, 201/55.15 if Im not mistaken.
And on his box his is running wider tires, 201/55.15 if Im not mistaken.
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Yeah, I think the h's would be a lot better for me. I don't want more than an inch or so of a drop I don't think. How was the ride?
It's just a predicament; I know I will be happy with either choice and the df's may look a bit better, but I don't want to scrape and rub. Hmmm. Can't decide if I should just go with the df's or be safe with the h's.
It's just a predicament; I know I will be happy with either choice and the df's may look a bit better, but I don't want to scrape and rub. Hmmm. Can't decide if I should just go with the df's or be safe with the h's.
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The Hs ride really nice and tight. I also have Monroes all around to tho.
Spring choice are always full of compromises. To me these are a safe way to be lower than stock but not run the risks involved with being real (1.5"-2.5") low. I'm very happy with the look and ride!
Spring choice are always full of compromises. To me these are a safe way to be lower than stock but not run the risks involved with being real (1.5"-2.5") low. I'm very happy with the look and ride!