What Wheel Spacer size (trying to go flush)
07-15-2009, 10:09 AM
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Re: What Wheel Spacer size (trying to go flush)
I see. Now it makes sense.
The only celica I have seen that is close to flush is the one running the 19x9.5 et35s. However, when I use the 1010tire offset calculator it says the et35 will extend toward the strut 27mm more than my 17x7et40. That means it will be rubbing the shit out of his strut. Which leads me to believe this guy is running a spacer but failed to mention it to anyone so he can sound cooler.
I am going to order the 1 inch front and 1.3 inch rear from Adapt-It. Yes it will leave me 15mm closer to the strut in the rear, that leaves me with another 10-15mm space from tire to strut.
Back the reason of this thread. A 1 inch spacer puts me obviously under the +35 offset which is why I was becoming confused. As I figured I could match up with the guy with 9.5s already has. But the offset calculator seems to state his car should not be drivable without a spacer.
The only celica I have seen that is close to flush is the one running the 19x9.5 et35s. However, when I use the 1010tire offset calculator it says the et35 will extend toward the strut 27mm more than my 17x7et40. That means it will be rubbing the shit out of his strut. Which leads me to believe this guy is running a spacer but failed to mention it to anyone so he can sound cooler.
I am going to order the 1 inch front and 1.3 inch rear from Adapt-It. Yes it will leave me 15mm closer to the strut in the rear, that leaves me with another 10-15mm space from tire to strut.
Back the reason of this thread. A 1 inch spacer puts me obviously under the +35 offset which is why I was becoming confused. As I figured I could match up with the guy with 9.5s already has. But the offset calculator seems to state his car should not be drivable without a spacer.
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