ADR rims, 18?

[mcandrewsr]

Hey all, I'm oging to be purchasing some rims real soon. I got a few candidates, but so far I'm leaning towards some ARD Cyphers

http://www.adrwheels.com/php/aw.view....large/186.jpg

for size I'm thinking of 17x7 in the front, and 18x7.5 or 18x8.5 in the rear
I know the 18" rims would fit, but with very little tire. Eventually I plan on going with gas tokico struts and springs to lower the car a little bit. Does anyone know if the car would lower correctly without rubbing with 18"?

[Cacaman]

Trust me, you will regret getting 18s...

What do you drive?

18s are just too heavy, while they look good, I don't think they are worth the look. 17s do the job just as good, IMO.

Doug

[mcandrewsr]

91 mr2 turbo

[Tercel GTS]

Keep in mind that car is engineered to have staggered wheel/tire size too.

[MR-355-5sfTe]

what color of car do you have??? I like your choice in the design of wheel... but a wheel that size is going to be good for only one thing.... looking good... but that's what the bigger wheels are for... I guess.

[mcandrewsr]

my car is white
I'm lookking for a goldish color rim. Normally I wouldn't get 18", but its hard to find rims that are staggered. Most of the rims I find are all 17x7 and if they are staggered there in the 18s. Idealy I would preffer to have 16x7 in the front, and 17x8 in the rear. If anyone knows of any clean looking rims with 5-7 spokes with those dimensions. Please feel free to let me know.

[vtsuckah]

take a look at www.tirerack.com. You can actually see how your two would look with the rims they sell. They are decently cheap, same with tires.