^ I'd say those are hella flush. Is that the fitment and offsets you're looking for now, or not poking out so far it looks like a jeep or pickup truck?

 

i guess the definition of "hella flush" is so broad since my rx7 was mild here in CO compared to many others. I'm looking for a similar setup for my supra

 

A few pictures of the car
18x9.5 ET 22 245/40/18
18x11 ET 28 275/35/18
Rolled fenders front and back, no rubbing.


5 by mkivalex, on Flickr


6 by mkivalex, on Flickr


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4 by mkivalex, on Flickr

posting some i found

 

^ there you go. That's better imo. But (my point of view) it's a shame to put a 275 on an 11" wheel when a "proper" fitment can go 315 on back and 10"wide fronts with 285/30. Offsets to do that would be close to +50.

 

could you show me an example?

 

I have the sp1 3pc wheels in 19" but of course offsets would be the same for an 18". I am running the following specs:

Front: 19x9.5 +37 offset with R disc 265/30/19
Rear: 19x11 +42 offset with O disc 305/35/19

Here is a picture so you have an idea of how flush they sit. To me they fit perfectly with those offsets:

 

any reason why you went with the R disk in front? does O disk on clear the brakes?

thanks for the pic/specs
dan

 

http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?559688-Hella-Flush-Supras/page2

This thread might be something that interests you, particularly post 49.

 

I have the O disk up front, they clear Tt brakes, in the scheme of things, our brakes really aren't that big.

 

hey hurrakine could u post some pics of your setup and offsets?

 

^^ditto.

I have a buddy about to get rid of some virtually brand new ones with only 200. Miles on them but his offsets are in the low to mid 20's.
Nasty wheels though. Bronze with gold rivets and polished step barrel