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Old Oct 26, 2010 | 12:43 AM
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Default 18 x 8 +30 Work Eurolines .... Hmmm?

So how do you think they would fit on an Rs7.0 and what tires should i use if I get them?

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They'll fit, but it depends on your drop. Tires also depends on your drop. If you don't plan on dropping a little lower, 225/40R18's would work great. If you wanted to stay a little higher, run a slightly meatier tire.
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the fronts will be good but the rears you have to space it out
Old Nov 19, 2010 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Renuco612
So how do you think they would fit on an Rs7.0 and what tires should i use if I get them?

you should get....round ones
Old Nov 22, 2010 | 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Renuco612
So how do you think they would fit on an Rs7.0 and what tires should i use if I get them?
usual tire used for an 18 is a 40 profile. and the width im not really sure i do know that 8 inches = 203. blah mm.
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215 35 18... have to have the stretch so it dont rub.. dont go 40s.. or what recomended... its not going to work with that way.
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215/40-18 will clear fine without rubbing on 18x8 +30, as long as you stick with the TRD springs that came stock on the RS7.0 edition. If you ever lower it more, then the 215/40's will rub.

NF springs have the same front drop, and a little more rear drop than the TRD springs. The TRD springs also have a slightly stiffer spring rate than the NF's. D_Unit (on NF springs) ran lower offsets with 215/40-18's both front and rear; see his wheel & tire specs in this thread, as well as his rubbing report:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=163758
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Originally Posted by CIONIDE
215/40-18 will clear fine without rubbing on 18x8 +30, as long as you stick with the TRD springs that came stock on the RS7.0 edition. If you ever lower it more, then the 215/40's will rub.

NF springs have the same front drop, and a little more rear drop than the TRD springs. The TRD springs also have a slightly stiffer spring rate than the NF's. D_Unit (on NF springs) ran lower offsets with 215/40-18's both front and rear; see his wheel & tire specs in this thread, as well as his rubbing report:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=163758
Will I be able to run that tire size front and back? I want to be able to rotate and not have to mod anything.
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Originally Posted by Renuco612
Will I be able to run that tire size front and back? I want to be able to rotate and not have to mod anything.
Yea, you're good to go. Your purchase has been approved. Place your order now.

Check out how you like the fitment first, but you should also be able to add 10mm spacers to the rears if you want to bring them out more flush to match the fronts... one step at a time my young grasshopper.

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Originally Posted by CIONIDE
Yea, you're good to go. Your purchase has been approved. Place your order now.

Check out how you like the fitment first, but you should also be able to add 10mm spacers to the rears if you want to bring them out more flush to match the fronts... one step at a time my your grasshopper.
How far do you think it would stick out?

I'm just hoping the seller puts it back on sale.
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Originally Posted by Renuco612
How far do you think it would stick out?
Pretty much dead flush up front, and almost 1/2" in from dead flush in the rear.

Here's a thread with pics of 18x8 +32 to give you and idea of where the wheel lips will sit. +30 offset will be out just over 1/16" more than +32.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=181447
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