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Got the 18s on the 95 Corolla, Thanks Guys!

Discussion in 'Stop, Drop & Roll' started by HighRollN95, 2005年01月17日.

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    Got the 18s on the 95 Corolla, Thanks Guys!

    ok I just put on some 18''x7.5 rims on my car that my friend gave me. I have a 95 Corolla stock struts and !
    HighRollN95, 2005年01月17日
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    ????? What's the question? Depending on your tire size, it sounds like those wheels might be little too big and wide for your car.
    Silver Bullet, 2005年01月18日
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    oh whoops I'm using a phone to do this.i wanted to know can I use spacers, a camber kit, or new gas struts to makes these fit?
    HighRollN95, 2005年01月18日
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    i think you can make them fit. it will be tight though. it all depends on the offset, if i am not mistaken, on how it will sit.

    spacer is probably not needed. camber kit if you really want to tuck those rims you can add negative camber but this will wear your tires like crazy.

    do you mean to say struts if your stock ones are blown?
    alby13, 2005年01月18日
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    yeah i'm using stock springs and shocks. the tires are 225/40R18 you think maybe getting lower pro tires only problem is I don't understand the specs of tires..could I get a crash course real quick...lol.. so would I be right though?
    HighRollN95, 2005年01月18日
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    the problem is the are too wide, they are too tall, or both.<br />
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    225 stands for how wide the tire is in millimeters.<br />
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    40 stands for the series of the tire or the profile (how tall it is from the side in percentage)<br />
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    18 is the rims size.<br />
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    read more here: <a href="http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/general/sidewall.jsp" target="_blank">http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiret...al/sidewall.jsp</a>
    alby13, 2005年01月20日
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    Got the rims on using 215/35ZR18 tires

    well I got the rims on so here's the pics...tell me what you think
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    HighRollN95, 2005年01月21日
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    looks pretty nice. any rubbing issues?
    alby13, 2005年01月21日
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