midnight_king

heres my question, how do you think a set of 17x7 would look under a 2 inch drop, do you forsee any problems with a set up like that? im not wanting to go to big or wide, even though it looks great. Just trying to fit a set of rims/tires that is comfortable for the car and still hase a good look.
I was thinking something like this:
http://www.wheelsnext.com/default.cf...=Black%20Gloss

Any suggestions??

Edit 1: I posted this here because i wanted to make sure there would be no problems with fitting after a 2 inch drop. Im planning on doing a 2 inch drop with either Teins Stech Lowering springs or Tanabe DF210's.
http://www.fastscions.com/Scion-xD-P...rts-08-09.aspx
Which is recommended? im thinking about the teins, its a valuable name, and ive heard alot of good things for most vehicles they are used on.

mixD

you should be fine alot of us are running 18 inch rims i believe yelosub has 18's with the df210's not sure if he was rubbing or not and im on 18's with the trd springs and i dont rub at all so with 17's i dont think you will have any problems

evilBOXevil

I ran a first gen xB on 18's for 4 years with Df210s, and never had a single rubbing issue...scraping your front lip on alot of things is another story, though.

YELOSUB

You will fine with a 17x7 inch rim as long as the offset is correct...But most of the 17's you will be looking at should fall in the right guidelines...

Check out this company for rims...They are awesome! http://www.jlbmotorsports.com/rims.html

midnight_king

well, the teins are a 2.2in drop all around. still shouldnt be an issue?? i dont have a kit or lip. so it shouldnt be a problem right?

mr_slim

iTrader: (1)

a 17x7,17x8 will look fine with a 2inch drop, i have S-techs
thats what i have now.
also tire size, ie 40 or 45 series helps too.

btw. i might be selling my springs soon. :p
pm me :D

midnight_king

PM'd. btw slim, i figured out that your in SOCAL, woops . So how do the S-Techs look after the drop?
What kind of offset should i be looking at, do you have an estimate? or do you actually know even.

mr_slim

iTrader: (1)

well
in the back
a 17x8+35offset is great no rubbing at all

midnight_king

so what kind of offset do you think i would need for 17x7's?

YELOSUB

Low 30's would be good...

midnight_king

ok thank you yelo