TE37 in A90 fitment

[Brandonanix]

These 18s or 19s? Look amazing.

19”s in 19x9.5 et22 and 19x10.5 et35

The rear is sinking in a little too much, because Rays anticipates you to install a wider tire in the rear, thus eliminating the sunkin-in look and filling up the rear fender, but with stock tires I might add a spacer on the rear.

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[Ultimateone]

Looks great but I never liked the look stretched tires that don't need to be stretched.

 

[Brandonanix]

Looks great but I never liked the look stretched tires that don't need to be stretched.

Correct, it will be sorted when I burn through these tires.

 

[Brandonanix]

Added my 13mm spacer to the rear, which balances out the fitment in my opinion. Ideally I think an 8mm spacer would be perfect, but I only had a 13mm here!

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[PhantomMKV]

I had Rays Engineering share my car ! Pretty cool I think it’s the only Phantom Grey on pressed graphite TE37s

 

[Supr@Freak23]

Has anyone figured out whats the best product to clean and to seal this wheels? I have the matte black ultra track 2 and they are a pain in the ass to clean

 

[Axix23]

Brake dust sucks on our cars!!!

 

[Ghostop]

Anyone have a set a mag blue on a turbulence grey Supra ?

 

[ckingho]

Anyone have a set a mag blue on a turbulence grey Supra ?

 

[Ghostop]

You the man thanks

 

[Maztaspawn]

What’s the specs on this? And is the car lowered already?

 

[Supraboi7]

On the note of fitment...I'm buying new wheels for the first time, only for the purposes of better traction. I'm thinking 19X10 front and 19X11.5 rears, probably 315 in the back.

What offset should I buy to make the fitment flush with the fender? I have stock wheels and suspension with future classic 13mm front, 15mm rear and the fitment is perfect, and ideally I would not run spacers with the new setup.

Anyone done something similar and can advise? This is my first rodeo and don't want overly aggressive or sunk in wheel look from factory

 

[Axix23]

On the note of fitment...I'm buying new wheels for the first time, only for the purposes of better traction. I'm thinking 19X10 front and 19X11.5 rears, probably 315 in the back.

What offset should I buy to make the fitment flush with the fender? I have stock wheels and suspension with future classic 13mm front, 15mm rear and the fitment is perfect, and ideally I would not run spacers with the new setup.

Anyone done something similar and can advise? This is my first rodeo and don't want overly aggressive or sunk in wheel look from factory

Get wider tires too

 

[Supraboi7]

Get wider tires too

Oh I definitely will, car sliding all over the place with stock power is no good

 

[ckingho]

What’s the specs on this? And is the car lowered already?

For my car (car on the right), I am running TE37SL 19x9.5+22 / 19x10.5 +35. It's lowered with the HKS Hipermax on the out of the box settings.

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