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Decided on 18"s, so.....


jackso11

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Ok,

 

after seeing lots of pics or 17", 18" & 19" wheels on your supras, hearing pros and cons of each, I have decided to go for 18"s.....but.....there are so many different suggestions for tyre size and wheel offsets on here!

 

What are the best tyre sizes and wheel offselts for a n/a, and whill I need any spacers?

 

Look forward to hearing your ideas people! :clap:

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Its all good saying what tyre sizes you have but it all comes down to what offset and what "J" wheels you need. Then sort out what tyres look best on the wheel size you have. If you've got standard arches then the offset is going to be different to mine for example with wider arches. Its all about how far you need the wheel to come out and how wide to fill the arch. Does anyone know what offset and "J" wheel they have on a N/A?

Then talk tyre sizes.

If you have a 10J then your looking at 285's but I'm guessing you'll need 9J on the rear with 265's and 8J on the front with 245's. But I'm not sure what offset would be best for this.

I used to have 8J on the front with 245's which would rub but now have 9J and 265's which never rub and I haven't modified my arches at the front at all because I got a different offset.

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Does anyone know what offset and "J" wheel they have on a N/A?

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All similar to TT's (the 16's and the 17's)

 

The only debate is whether SOME N/As came with 225's front AND back in

a few cases, but the brakes/arches/etc are same just some came with diff'

rear wheels/tyres (??)

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Forget about the whole "J" business. Most folks that say a wheel is, for example "9J" or "8JJ" or "8½K", don't know what it means anyway. Apparently, it refers to the shape of the part of the wheel that will be inside the tyre and is way too complicated to expain or understand. As I understand it, it only really matters when you are trying to put the tyre on the rim.

 

See the "Matching your tyres to your wheels" section of http://www.chris-longhurst.com/carbibles/tyre_bible.html for more details.

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