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Old 03-28-2009, 03:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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20's on a GEN2

Has this been done and are there pictures? Just wondering...
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Old 03-30-2009, 10:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I've just been eyeballing the clearance between my Camry's rim (not the tire, the rim itself) and the lower strut seats. I just don't see how you could fit 20's in there. Well, maybe without rubber on them!
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Old 03-31-2009, 12:50 AM   #3 (permalink)
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17's from the tC and the tires that come stock on a tC will not fit under the camry without changing something. i tried it. took a car my dad was working on and tried them on my car while it was in the shop, rear didnt clear.

but then again, mine is also lowered 2"
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Yeah, I don't see how 20"s could fit. I suppose with coilovers and a narrow wheel/tire it might with the right offset. You'd still lose a lot of turning radius and it would look pretty bad (it would raise the car up a fair amount)

Remember, this is how 19's look...



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wow those 19's look nice on there
i plan to put rims but i dont wanna lower the car
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19's are still too big as charlie pointed out.

Best look would be 17's or 18's.

Just remember that stock is 14, at least for me.
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19's are still too big as charlie pointed out.

Best look would be 17's or 18's.

Just remember that stock is 14.
I have a 91 and stock is 15 for me here in Canada
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I have a 91 and stock is 15 for me here in Canada
What do your rims look like again?
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All V6's came with 15's here in the US

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i think some guy here had 20s... may be 19 i forget mattswe ? was the username i think
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What do your rims look like again?
The Canadian V6 LE models came optional with the aluminum 15's as well, as mine did. We didn't get the DX with the V6, so the LE was the only trim level to have the option:

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i have 15" corolla type s wheels on my car and i must say that i am satisfied.
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I like the way your car sits charlie with the 19's. I figured more or less that to fit 20's I'd have to be doing some extreme fender work. Pretty much one hell of a pull not to mention I'd need camber plates to tuck em in just right. Like I siad I was just wondering... I currently run some 17's but the next set I go for will be some 18's. Depending on how those look I'll decide if I want to go with some 19's or stick with the 18's and get some aggresive offsets and fender work. But I know for sure I'm going bigger!
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