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Old 10-16-2011, 10:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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16" rims on our rollas
anyone have some pictures and wheel/tire size specs when running 16" rims

i have a set of 16 inch rims that have been in my garage for over 2 years without tires, thinking about putting them on my rolla but not sure how they would look since they're 2 inches bigger then the 14s
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Kiwi runs 17"s and it still looks pretty good. But here's a guy I know's car on CarDomain, first pic, he's running 16"s.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/386888...toyota-corolla

Looks good I think
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lowered as well?
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lowered as well?
in that pic only the front was lowered
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Mine on 205/45/16s


and on 205/40/17s
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205/40/17 in sig. Eibach Pro-Kit, 1.25 or 1.5" drop.
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205/45/16 is the tire size you want to keep the speedometer accurate.
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