Calling all Scion xB2 with 20", Let see them!!!!!!
03-16-2010, 04:31 PM
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03-16-2010, 04:38 PM
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04-09-2010, 10:31 PM
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Sorry to bring this up but I have a friend who is willing to trade his 20's for my 18 cause his are too big for the car!!
think they would fit on my car?
Specs 20x8 +38mm offset on 245/35/20 keep in mind I am lowered on eibach sportlines....
think they would fit on my car?
Specs 20x8 +38mm offset on 245/35/20 keep in mind I am lowered on eibach sportlines....
04-09-2010, 10:39 PM
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The wheels will fit (as long as the hub bore is greater than 60.1mm), but you'll cut up those tires in no time. You'll want 225/30-20 tires for those wheel specs & the Sportline drop.
Potential reasons not to get 20" wheels:
#1. Need for rubberband sized tires to clear fenders
#2. Stiff ride due to very little sidewall height of tires
#3. Tire damage from potholes due to almost no sidewalls
#4. Wheel damage from potholes or curbs
#5. Decreased acceleration from heavy weight
#6. Decreased mpg from heavy weight
#7. Decreased braking response (and increased brake pad wear) from heavy weight
#8. Decreased handling (resistance to turn-in) from heavy weight located further out from center of wheel
Not trying to dissuade you from 20's, just making sure you're fully informed before making a decision that you might regret later if you didn't know what issues might crop up.
Potential reasons not to get 20" wheels:
#1. Need for rubberband sized tires to clear fenders
#2. Stiff ride due to very little sidewall height of tires
#3. Tire damage from potholes due to almost no sidewalls
#4. Wheel damage from potholes or curbs
#5. Decreased acceleration from heavy weight
#6. Decreased mpg from heavy weight
#7. Decreased braking response (and increased brake pad wear) from heavy weight
#8. Decreased handling (resistance to turn-in) from heavy weight located further out from center of wheel
Not trying to dissuade you from 20's, just making sure you're fully informed before making a decision that you might regret later if you didn't know what issues might crop up.
04-10-2010, 12:18 AM
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The wheels will fit (as long as the hub bore is greater than 60.1mm), but you'll cut up those tires in no time. You'll want 225/30-20 tires for those wheel specs & the Sportline drop.
Potential reasons not to get 20" wheels:
#1. Need for rubberband sized tires to clear fenders
#2. Stiff ride due to very little sidewall height of tires
#3. Tire damage from potholes due to almost no sidewalls
#4. Wheel damage from potholes or curbs
#5. Decreased acceleration from heavy weight
#6. Decreased mpg from heavy weight
#7. Decreased braking response (and increased brake pad wear) from heavy weight
#8. Decreased handling (resistance to turn-in) from heavy weight located further out from center of wheel
Not trying to dissuade you from 20's, just making sure you're fully informed before making a decision that you might regret later if you didn't know what issues might crop up.
Potential reasons not to get 20" wheels:
#1. Need for rubberband sized tires to clear fenders
#2. Stiff ride due to very little sidewall height of tires
#3. Tire damage from potholes due to almost no sidewalls
#4. Wheel damage from potholes or curbs
#5. Decreased acceleration from heavy weight
#6. Decreased mpg from heavy weight
#7. Decreased braking response (and increased brake pad wear) from heavy weight
#8. Decreased handling (resistance to turn-in) from heavy weight located further out from center of wheel
Not trying to dissuade you from 20's, just making sure you're fully informed before making a decision that you might regret later if you didn't know what issues might crop up.
thanks bud... I was only gonna get them cause they were free but glad I posted up before I got them!!
04-15-2010, 12:47 AM
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Pyroman131: no, they're not painted on, but no, I did not cast them in there myself...they're the GT Concept Fenders from Extreme Dimensions...I got them back in either Dec 07 or Jan 08, can't quite remember.
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