hi I'm think of get 16x8 inch rims on my stock ke55

 

do u know if they will fit under the grauds thanks

raff

Yes they will...... depending on what offset they are.

the offset is -0 will that matter cheers

-0, they will be fully sic jap dorift mags,

 

all you need is a set of 155/55 tyres and they will only scrub on your guards when you hit a bump,

 

seriously, everyone does it, its fully sic!

ok man what ever u reckon

Sorry man, to be serious....

 

They will not fit within your wheel arches, they will hang out lots,

 

that being said, a lot of people run this size and offset mag, all they do is bash the crap out of their guards in an attempt to widen them,

 

and fit the wheels with well under-width tyres, say 185 on an eight inch rim.

argh ok man so I'm better off stickin with the 15x7 and run the offset at -15

-15 in a 7 will be a similar fit to the wheels you mentioned earlier.

argh ok man so I'm better off stickin with the 15x7 and run the offset at -15

 

Try 15x7 in +15 :y:

You forgot to mention you need to run hectic 8 - 10 kg front, 6-8 kg rear spring rates. That way with 2mm of suspension travel you barely scrub the guards, and it's just your vertebrae of your spine scrubbing together on the bumps :y:

 

With proper tyre fitment you need bolt on flares or big weld ons to make use of 0 to negative offset on any corolla chassis apart from an AE86.

 

As matt said with some uber stretch it can fit, but whats the use of an 8" wide rim with 4" of rubber touching the ground.

 

 

-0, they will be fully sic jap dorift mags,

 

all you need is a set of 155/55 tyres and they will only scrub on your guards when you hit a bump,

 

seriously, everyone does it, its fully sic!

sorry i made a mistake they are 15x7 +15 or the other ones were 16x8 +15

I had 15x7 +11 on the front of my KE30 and it was 'just' inside the front gaurd and cleared the strut with 10mm to spare.

The rears were 15x7 +25 and was set in from the gaurd about 25mm. So i guess you could maybe get away with something close to a 0 offset on the rear.

I had 15x7 +11 on the front of my KE30 and it was 'just' inside the front gaurd and cleared the strut with 10mm to spare.

The rears were 15x7 +25 and was set in from the gaurd about 25mm. So i guess you could maybe get away with something close to a 0 offset on the rear.

 

so you reackon 15x7 front +15 and back +0 cheers

so you reackon 15x7 front +15 and back +0 cheers

 

At a guess it would be borderline. Go get your car measured up at a tyre shop and they will tell you what offset you can afford to run in 15x7.

Assuming you don't care about the regulations regarding max wheel track increases....

yea thanks for that man