XXR 531's Test fit on my project 1985 Celica Supra

mk2-2jz

mk2-2jz

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I ordered these in December as a Christmas present to myself, got them about a month ago lol. I'll have the tires soon. Hopefully they wont already be too played by the time I have my car out next season...

Front: 16x8 +20
Rear : 16x8 +0

Planned tire sizes

Front: 245/45/16
Rear: 265/45/16


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with my 300zx brake conversion installed the extra thickness of the rotors removes the need for a spacer, this is just the wheel installed straight on the hub with no brakes installed.

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These are the tires I'm looking to run in the rear, lucky for me the vintage porsche guys still use this size so I can still get my hands on it!

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If it ends up being too much chrome I can paint the centers, I bought the platniums because I didnt like the polished lips on the other colors available..
 
I'll post this pic to give you an example of why a 16" wheel is not too small on a 1985. 16" fits in proportion to the body of my car and I can still fit the tires I want. My car is tiny in comparison to todays standard sports car body.

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Even this, a pic of my car next to a MK4

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Looks interesting,

Seem a little small but who knows maybe with the tires it won't be so bad!
 
mk2-2jz said:
I'll post this pic to give you an example of why a 16" wheel is not too small on a 1985. 16" fits in proportion to the body of my car and I can still fit the tires I want. My car is tiny in comparison to todays standard sports car body.
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Effectivement, trop gros sur un char ancien/ old school ca fit pas bien. Tres bons exemples en photos.
 
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