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Old 05-14-2008 | 06:02 AM
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I am putting on my H-Techs soon I think depending on the pics you guys send me. But I need to know if after the H-Techs are on, if I buy some 18s will I get any rubbing? Does anyone have pics of H-Techs with 18s?
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Old 05-14-2008 | 06:06 AM
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No rubbing whatsoever!!!

give me a min to upload the pic
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the front vinyl is photoshopped but everything else is fo real
Old 05-14-2008 | 06:22 AM
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i'm running on 18's with htechs right now and have 0 problems, but ive only had them on for 1 week and there still settling but they look great like a one finger gap in the front i'll have to buy a nice camera to take pics otherwise i have a ____ty cellphone that could snap a few :/
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18 x what? with offset of + what?

i'm on 18x8 +45 and h-techs' with a 225/40R18 tire and don't rub at all.
Old 05-14-2008 | 04:52 PM
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mine are 18x7.5 ET35 with 225/40/18
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I Htechs and have 18x8 with 40 offset and not a rub ever........very little gap from tire to fender......

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Thanks guys those are great reference shots. I love the way it sits on the H-Techs. I will be putting on those springs and getting some 18s for sure. Thanks again Scion buddies
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this was taken with my cell so in a week or so i'll take some good pics soon
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what the freak?

no one ever rubs? I rub very slightly in the front if theres a dip.


h techs have a very small gap in the front, I dont know how you can never rub, the springs have to compress eventually

I can only hear the front tires rub, if I drive with the windows open, if the windows are closed I dont ever hear them rub.


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I have htechs with 18x8's

and the only time i "rub" is on dips when im goin a lil fast,

thats the only time


and its nothing severe its just a really quick scratchy kinda sound, nothing to worry about
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Originally Posted by tC_2NeR
I have htechs with 18x8's

and the only time i "rub" is on dips when im goin a lil fast,

thats the only time


and its nothing severe its just a really quick scratchy kinda sound, nothing to worry about
thats what I get too, also if I pull out of the driveway a bit too fast will cause it too.
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btw, Ive been on h techs for a few months, and just noticed a couple of wheels ago theyve seemed to settle even lower than after the first month.

at times walking up to the car, they look almost tucked.
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btw, Ive been on h techs for a few months, and just noticed a couple of wheels ago theyve seemed to settle even lower than after the first month.

at times walking up to the car, they look almost tucked.
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no way 18's on htechs are amazing! i love mine
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go with 18's

I just meant sometimes at certain angles it looks almost tucked, there is still a gap, albiet a small one

I took some update snapshots today




and some fun photos





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not trying to threadjack but, I have 18's with trds and i am wanting to go to htechs. Will the differance be worth it to change springs. And will htechs improve my handling better then the trds? I know that if you go to low it starts to go in the other direction handling wise.
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Originally Posted by RnB180
go with 18's

I just meant sometimes at certain angles it looks almost tucked, there is still a gap, albiet a small one

I took some update snapshots today




and some fun photos






BTW ur car is one of my favorite tc's on scionlife. so clean
Old 05-19-2008 | 06:42 PM
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If your worried about rubbing, most of those guys said they were using 45 size tires, just go with a 40 or 35 and they you wont have to worry about rubbing at all.
Old 05-19-2008 | 07:25 PM
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+40 or +45 offset wont rub


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