The 9.5's will stick about a cm more than the 9's

 

so which in your opinion would be best for flushness, take into consideration ill be dropping on Ksports within the month (hopefully, if they ever arrive). i have no problem pullin/rolling the fender.

again, sorry stevenray...

 

well im just hoping they fit without any issuses maybe just rolling the fender. im on the Tein s techs. i fill do a test fit this friday when my friends on vacation. remember im using the stock toyo tires on the enkei's rpf1 18+9.5 offset 15. what else do u guys think? i dont mind the poke i just dont want to do too much mods to get the wheels to fit or rub

 

The higher the offset = less poke. That's 2 mm, probably not gonna make a difference.

 

^ thank you sir! ive read all the threads possible, looked at all the pictures possible and still have yet to figure this s*** out! lol

 

Wheel width needs to be taken into account as well.

 

exactly why i am questioning it...im droppin on ksports and wanna be as flush as possible...so many fuggin choices.

18 x 9.5 + 38
18 x 9 + 40

just wanna knw which one would succeed....

 

im just hoping i can fit the enkei's 18+9.5 15 offset on the stock toyo tires and im on Tein lowering springs. i will be doing a test fit friday morning wish me luck! i really want those rims

 

IMO I think the 9.5 + 38 would look more flush over the 9 +40. You actually could do a lower offset also like a +20 look even better!

 

I agree! Emo1127 is tucking 18x10 + 20 and is lower than me. Albeit he is on the stretched stock tires.

 

hopefully these rims fit on my car!! this is my friends Evo

 

They would be close. go for the lighter weight size. Mine are below 19lbs each, I love how the car performs with them.
18x9.5" +45 does fit. 1stOne had rim flex that hit his TRD BBK calipers just slightly. That was why he installed spacers. So if you have stock brakes, no worries. Plus 1stOne tracks his car, the average guy would not flex those wheels like he does. Check out his vids, he punishes that car cornering.

 

1stOne said that if he would've had the stock brakes, the rims would NOT have cleared.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...4&postcount=91

 

so what do u all think about my friends rims?? any luck fitting them on my car?

 

Do you have the wheels on hand? If so, just jack up your car and mount a wheel to check caliper clearance up front. Sounds like me n you are in the same boat.

 

no i dont have the wheels will be going to his house friday

 

After thinking bout it U should have no caliper clearance issue....but I don't knw much, so take what I say with a grain of salt. I think the only issue is wheels may be poking. Guess you'll see Friday!

 

i hope theres no issues at all. i dont mind if there poking as long as it fits and looks good. his rims are 18+9.5 15 offset.

 

well the rims fit but had to do too much work. so decided to just buy new xxr rims. 18+8.5 +35 or 18+8.5+25??? what do u all think would fit better on the stock Toyo Tires 225/45/18?? which ones should i get??

 

is your friend still selling though?