who's ridding on 17's
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im debating on what size rim i want to get. i think im going to keep my body stock if anything maybe just get 97 bumper and stuff. but im thinking of getting SP1's either in 17 or 18 with the staggered look of course. so who has pics of a basicly stock SC on 17's . lowerd or stock hight. thanks
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I have 17's (17x8 in the front, 17x9 in the rear) on my car with a 255/40 tire on the rear, I think it looks good. It will look even better when I lower it on Espelir's and Tokico's in 2 weeks. ![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Originally Posted by BigManne
any pics of MKIV TT rims should answer your 17'' question
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I don't really care for 2" high sidewalls on a 3800 pound car.
I am running 265/40, 245/45, on 9", and 10.5" X 17" Borbet, type T rims.
The tires are flush with the body, not sure what the offsets are, but that's where they end up anyways. The TT calipers fit too, and look good through the large openings between the spokes.
$850 new, delivered, with tires mounted, and a set of lugnuts from Tirerack.
I have discovered that wheels aren't the best investment around, and used my spare change to buy a Unichip, new suspension, I would rather go faster than look smoother.
I am running 265/40, 245/45, on 9", and 10.5" X 17" Borbet, type T rims.
The tires are flush with the body, not sure what the offsets are, but that's where they end up anyways. The TT calipers fit too, and look good through the large openings between the spokes.
$850 new, delivered, with tires mounted, and a set of lugnuts from Tirerack.
I have discovered that wheels aren't the best investment around, and used my spare change to buy a Unichip, new suspension, I would rather go faster than look smoother.