dave what kind of adapter's you running?

 

project kics

 

^win

 

dave do it up now maynnnnneeeee... light a candle and get to work lmao!

 

lmao! pete you crack me up.... i broke the candle... dropped it and the glass shattered

wheels wont be here till thursday

 

thought they were the 17's.

im looking at a set of 17x9 +30 or +35, I thought that was them

 

Nah I remembered his thread: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=166940

Here's some 17x9s:

 

those are the ones im getting!

17x9 +35 tiffany green i wonder how bad im gonna rub though ill be on stech height

 

It might rub a little. The 9s sit in 7mm more than the 9.5s.

 

adapters are in

the other set is on back order 2 more weeks till they ship out

oh well gives me time to get the car ready for the wheels

 

yeah thats not too bad, and im sure ill be kinda flush, no?? i might even run 5mm spacers too not sure yet

 

The 5mm spacers will put you within 2mm of where the 9.5s would sit. So yeah they would be pretty flush. Maybe run a 8-10mm in the rear so they'll sit like the fronts. What size tire are you planning on running?

 

yeah, im not 100% on the spacers yetthough, but i can always add them if i get tired of how it sits.

im planning on running stock size tires 215/45's. so a nice stretch but idk if it will be TOO much

 

It's gonna be a pretty good stretch. With that much you might have to compensate with ride height.

This is a 225/45 on a 9:


The Corolla from before has 215/40s.

 

That's nothin for a stretch I'm gonna be runnin 205/40s on my 18x9 wheel

 

yeah i dont think 215/45's wont be that bad at all. i think the way the corolla is it looks perfect, nothing crazy or anything like that. 215/45's is good for me. thanx for the pics jon. im just worried about rubbing. i wont be slammed but 2.4 front and 2 back

 

You should be fine. You probably won't even have to take your fender liners out.

And here's another pic of the Corolla just cuz I like it:

 

ooof that looks so good! i cant wait to get them, will i poke out that much though??

 

Nah you'll be about 7mm from being in line with the fender. That's why I was saying if you put a 5mm spacer in the front and a 8 or 10mm in the rear you should be flush with the fenders.