245 with spacers?

[jtex2717]

Hey DT.

I have a 96 Camry 4cyl Coupe
I bought 4 G35 Sedan Wheels for $200 the specs for the wheels and tires are 225/55/17 5x114.3 66.06 hub bore 45mm offset 17x7

Edit: The current tires are 225/55/17


I put them on and they were rubbing the struts like crazy......Do you think with a 20mm hub spacer and 60.1 to 66.06 hub ring, will fit how I need them to fit w/o any problems?

Edit: I plan on running 225/40/17 for tire height

Also would I have to roll my fenders? Would there be a problem with a 2inch drop?


Thanks

[Discount Tire]

Originally Posted by jtex2717

Hey DT.

I have a 96 Camry 4cyl Coupe
I bought 4 G35 Sedan Wheels for $200 the specs for the wheels and tires are 225/55/17 5x114.3 66.06 hub bore 45mm offset 17x7

Edit: The current tires are 225/55/17


I put them on and they were rubbing the struts like crazy......Do you think with a 20mm hub spacer and 60.1 to 66.06 hub ring, will fit how I need them to fit w/o any problems?

Edit: I plan on running 225/40/17 for tire height

Also would I have to roll my fenders? Would there be a problem with a 2inch drop?


Thanks

Thank you for the post.

We do not recommend the use of spacers. If a wheel does not fit without the use of spacers/adaptors, it shouldn't be on the vehicle. However, according to my information the +45mm offset is the highest recommended offset on your 96 Camry for a 7" wide wheel. That said, if you switch to tire size 215/45-17, you should not have any tire rub even with the 2" drop.

As far as the hub rings go, I am unaware of any manufacturer's who produce hub rings in size 66.1 to 60.1. The closest available is size 67 to 60.1. To be exact, you'll need to have a set custom made.

I hope this information helps. If we can be of further assistance please let us know.

-Matt

[jtex2717]

Now i just found out that the wheel might be 17x7.5 will that make a difference?

[4Cyl'erThriller]

It might. I went from a 225/45/17 tire to a 215/45/17. It looked like the fenders would have had to been rolled with the larger tires, so that extra .5 inch may make a differance when it gets dropped.

[jtex2717]

So how would I compensate for the extra .5?

[4Cyl'erThriller]

Rolling the fenders may work. Not sure. Im sure if you search you can find someone who has the same rim mod on here.

[Discount Tire]

Originally Posted by jtex2717

Now i just found out that the wheel might be 17x7.5 will that make a difference?

That should work as well according to my information. With the 215/45-17's mounted on a 7.5" wide wheel +45mm offset, the package will only stick out about 1/2" (.4") further out from where the OE assembly sits.