Buying 2012 Scion xB...19x8.0 30 0ffset work?
09-07-2011, 08:51 PM
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Buying 2012 Scion xB...19x8.0 30 0ffset work?
Hi Guys...gals, have my xB on order and just wanted to know if these Konig Heatsinks would work on my new ride... 19" KONIG HEATSINK WHEELS 19x8 5x114.3 SET OF (4) RIMS | eBay
It's the right bolt pattern, just need to know if the 30 offset will work...cant wait for my Scion...i have ordered the trd springs also, so that may be a factor also, i just want them to not stick out the wheel well...
19" KONIG HEATSINK WHEELS 19x8 5x114.3 SET OF (4) RIMS /30 offset
Aloha and Mahalo!
It's the right bolt pattern, just need to know if the 30 offset will work...cant wait for my Scion...i have ordered the trd springs also, so that may be a factor also, i just want them to not stick out the wheel well...
19" KONIG HEATSINK WHEELS 19x8 5x114.3 SET OF (4) RIMS /30 offset
Aloha and Mahalo!
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09-07-2011, 11:31 PM
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Ok, cool? In this forum somewhere there was white sion 2008 I think that had this wheel, 19x8.0...not sure if the off set was 40 instead of 30...konig made a few different off sets for this wheel... I can't seem to escape the look of this wheel...love em!
09-08-2011, 12:36 AM
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like the machined lip....any other wheels u guys know of with this similar look?
09-08-2011, 01:10 AM
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OEM TRD wheels are 19x8 +48mm with 235/35R19's. I'd assume that anything similar in specs, should be fine. I'm on the TRD wheels with the 235/35R19's and coilovers. I rub a little on the inside of the front while turning full-lock. Otherwise, no rubbing. Just fender liners.
09-08-2011, 01:39 AM
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Don't wait to put the TRD springs on. That pic you linked to of the Heatsinks on the white xB look way HOOPTIE all jacked up on the OEM springs.
19x8 +30 will basically be dead flush up front, and tuck about 1/2" in the rear. On TRD springs you should be OK with 225/35-19 tires.
Tire size & drop would also be helpful... air ride?
19x8 +30 will basically be dead flush up front, and tuck about 1/2" in the rear. On TRD springs you should be OK with 225/35-19 tires.
Tire size & drop would also be helpful... air ride?
09-08-2011, 04:55 AM
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Don't wait to put the TRD springs on. That pic you linked to of the Heatsinks on the white xB look way HOOPTIE all jacked up on the OEM springs.
19x8 +30 will basically be dead flush up front, and tuck about 1/2" in the rear. On TRD springs you should be OK with 225/35-19 tires.
Tire size & drop would also be helpful... air ride?
19x8 +30 will basically be dead flush up front, and tuck about 1/2" in the rear. On TRD springs you should be OK with 225/35-19 tires.
Tire size & drop would also be helpful... air ride?
09-09-2011, 04:34 AM
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It's funny when its right there in front of you.
09-24-2011, 12:52 AM
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Thanks again guys for the feed back, since i am not gonna find a set of 18x8.0 Konig Heatsinks, they are discontinued everywhere, i have narrowed down my choice to the TSW Willow's http://lsdmotorsports.com/ctgy/901124044.html ... I will be buying the 18"x8.0 5x114 i think with the 1.5" machined lip all the way around will look nice, but... my question is if i can get the 3" Machined lip wheels for the back 18x9.5, and should i get the +40 off set for the rear...with what size tire...whew! Cionide, thanks for the 2 cents on how Jacked! the Heatsinks looked on that white XB, made me not want 19" (too much drop i felt to make em tuk right, dont want to put too low a spring on my XB
) Loved the Konig but i am starting to Love these too...hope they look nice on my 2012!
) Loved the Konig but i am starting to Love these too...hope they look nice on my 2012!
09-24-2011, 01:07 AM
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You could possibly run a 225/40R18 all the way around with the 18x8 and 18x9.5 staggered setup. However, you may have to roll the fenders a little in the rear so you don't chew tires.