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Old 05-01-2006, 08:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation Rims

Hi there,

I got a 3rd Generation Camry, got some question on the rims as I plan to get one.
What is the recommended rims for a stock camry like mine? 16"? 17"?
Will there be any problems if I go for more large rims without changing the dampers and springs?

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I would go w/ 17", but then again that's just me.
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Old 05-01-2006, 12:59 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I had a gen3 w/ 17x7 wheels, 225/40 tires, and an Intrax 2" drop w/ KYB shocks and had no problems with rubbing or bouncing. Gap was at an absolute minimum (rear wheels would actually tuck behind the fender w/ no rub). It was a nice look overall.
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how much money you can put away into tyres will give you the end result in which wheel size you get =) UHP and Sport Touring tyres wear 2-3x quicker then the usual all season garb that most stoock wheels wear, and cost 2-4x more peer hoop (of the same diameter).
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