14x7 Celica Supra wheels and spacers?

[Arro]

14x7 Celica Supra wheels and rear spacers?

What size spacer do I need in the back to fit my wheels resonably flush or a tiny bit poked? I have 195/55-14's on there now, so there is an ever-so-slight stretch, but definitely not square fitment.

[Uzelac]

I beleive they will fit out of the box, no spacers needed.

[Arro]

I know they will, but they're sunk in... which is why I said I wnted a flush or slightly poke fitment. That's gonna mean using a spacer but I don't want to go TOO big.

[nmwisima]

They seat flush alright.

The offset is 8, so 5 mm plain spacer will take you to +3 which is fine.

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[Arro]

Ahhh I see the offset is +8. Now that I know this, I think I'll actually go with an 8mm spacer and give myself -/+0, having seen what zero offset and 7" wide looks like on these cars. Thanks for the info!

[nmwisima]

Arro Wrote:Ahhh I see the offset is +8. Now that I know this, I think I'll actually go with an 8mm spacer and give myself -/+0, having seen what zero offset and 7" wide looks like on these cars. Thanks for the info!

You cant do that!

You either go with 5 mm plain spacer which allows the nuts to bolt properly, or then move up to 10 mm with their own studs. They are more expensive though.

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[Rosedrift]

Here are some pics from my car with 185/60/14 fitted in celica supra rims:

without spacers:






with 25mm spacers:

[Arro]

nmwisima: I would have run longer studs Don't think I'll go that route now...

Rosedrift: I assume those 25mm spacers are hub-centric pieces w/ their own studs and short inner nuts to go on the factory studs... also I assume you had to grind down the factory studs to clear the wheels... right?

Your fitment is exactly what I want! Although keep in mind I have 195/55-14's on those same wheels... so maybe 25mm is a tad bit too much, and 20mm is gonna be better. I need to search and see what size options for 4x114.3 Toyota hub spacers are avail. in my region.

[Rosedrift]

YES hubcentric with their own studs, and NO i didn't had to grind down the factory studs.That's why I went to 25mm, with 20mm you'll probably need it. The only thing I had to do is to bend a little the fenders from inside to avoid the contact with tyres.

I bought my spacers from pass racing (california)