any hope?

[supahflysrt4]

i feel im wasting everyones time but i have to ask... i found a very nice set wheels but im pretty sure they wont fit...need another opinion though. they are 17x7.5 +40mm with 215/40/17 tires...only prob is i have the tein s tech's which is a 2" drop. is there any hope at all? please help!

[supahflysrt4]

no takers?

[06silveryaris]

I ran 17's on 204\40\r17 and got some rubbing up front when turning the steering wheel completely. Maybe with spacers and lower tire?

[supahflysrt4]

I ran 17's on 204\40\r17 and got some rubbing up front when turning the steering wheel completely. Maybe with spacers and lower tire?

were yours 7 or 7.5 wide? lowered?

[Jeemee]

Are you getting them in person? If so, throw them on and see. I don't see you having any problems other than a slight rubbing. Possibly loaded down you could run into some problems. This is just from taking a quick measuring though.

[supahflysrt4]

Are you getting them in person? If so, throw them on and see. I don't see you having any problems other than a slight rubbing. Possibly loaded down you could run into some problems. This is just from taking a quick measuring though.

unfortunately no... i might just take a chance and order them, kinda big gamble though

[severous01]

just get the TRD springs. or microimage's springs. it's not nearly as drastic a drop, and i'm sure you can find someone to do a swap so you dont have to pay again to remove and re-install springs.

[XYaris]

I run 17x7 (offset is 35 , i think) with 205/40/17 on TRD's. I have never rubbed.

[Jeemee]

Man, I'd go for it. Let us know how it goes. I'm definitely interested, as I'm planning on running a similar set up.

[cali yaris]

You can also control rubbing by increasing negative camber front and rear. I run -3 front -2 rear and the car is just fine to drive like that on the street (although that is my racing set up at the moment).