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4x100 (now open for trolling)

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    MattH Country Boy Problems

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    I have a 99 Corolla. Will any 4x100 wheel fit my car?
    MattH, Mar 15, 2013
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    yea any rim thats 16x7 or smaller with a bolt pattern of 4x100 will fit fine, if u go bigger u increase ur suspension problems
    TOYROLLA99, Mar 15, 2013
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    how guey?
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    Yep, stock offset is 40mm, so stick with that. You It depends on how low you are. Also, make sure the center hub bore is the right diameter, or use hubcentric rings if possible.
    Goldy, Mar 15, 2013
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    Poor guy just asked about 4x100 lol. But x2 on how anything bigger than 16x7 makes problems.
    MacktasticSlick, Mar 16, 2013
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    MattH Country Boy Problems

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    Thanks guys, I forgot I made this thread and I accidentally posted a similar one last night. Mods can delete. Sorry.
    MattH, Mar 18, 2013
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    We won't delete this. We're just going to troll the hell out of it. :)
    MacktasticSlick, Mar 18, 2013
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    lol, I was wondering why you posted the same thread twice.
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    Never seen (open for trolling) on a forum before LOL. Any known pics out there of a 99 on Si wheels? I've looked around, all I could find was a 94.
    MattH, Mar 18, 2013
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    lol he said it was open for trolling
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    Hummer had his 99 on GSR blades before, I know those aren't civic si rims, someone also had em2 fat fives on theirs. It looks ok.
    MacktasticSlick, Mar 18, 2013
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    Pics of those would be nice too. I saw a pair of blades on craigslist.
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    Finally found one on Google, looks lowered too.

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    Stock offset is +43mm on a 6.5" wide wheel. Offset is tied to wheel width so +40mm on a 7" wheel is closer to flush than +40mm on a 6.5" wheel.
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    That one doesn't look lowered to me
    MacktasticSlick, Mar 18, 2013
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    We'd need to know the tire size to be sure.

    If it's 205/45/16 that's what TRD springs look like!

    Sorry cBass!
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    But we know that TRD springs don't really do anything. Looks stock to me. Wheels don't even look good IMO.
    Goldy, Mar 18, 2013
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    ive made my mind....since the shocks and springs are out on my dads car ill just install the TRD springs and some shocks on my dad silver S and go another route with my car.

    I want to install my TC rims but the tires hit the bottom of the strut and they wont fit...will getting coilovers solve this? or wtf???
    cBass, Mar 19, 2013
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    /in for the troll
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    Sucks for cBass
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    yes to some extent
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    No, to no extent.
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    well the tires i got for the TC cant get installed by like an inch or 2 because the bottom of the strut
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    You could just stay SUVman with your steelies
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    or dinky MR2 wheels.
    Goldy, Mar 19, 2013
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    :roast:
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    [IMG]
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    I can picture you totally giggling like that
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