July 13, 201115 yr Yeah that's what I love about it no need for a flashy kit and fancy paint job. It is clean with a factory nismo kit, perfect wheel fitment and he has built all of them cars from the ground up.Have a look at the drift hilux he is creating literally building the car from nothing! Making his own chasis and all!http://engineeredtoslide.com/ets-drift-ute/
July 14, 201115 yr ^^ here's my FG19x10 +19 , 19x10.5 +23and when the fronts were still 9.5 wide, with a 30 mm spacer, making them 19x9.5 -2 (loooll)
July 14, 201115 yr Heres mine.. sorry for the crap pics. Get beeter ones up soon..Simmons FR 19x9 & 19x10'sKumho ku31 245/35 & 275/30Rear Sssl kins in rear with no scrubbig or camber mods..I wanna be like you when I grow up Tocchi !!!!
July 14, 201115 yr hey jimmy, what's your clearances between brembo caliper and inside of spokes, for front and rear
July 14, 201115 yr ^^ here's my FG19x10 +19 , 19x10.5 +23what did you do to fit the fronts?im thinking of going 9.5 + 12 so that should sit about the same by my calculations.im guessing rolled guards, anything else?
July 14, 201115 yr What are the offsets jimmixr?Not quite sure mate.. I think Tocchi can figure it out. We just kept going wider by "eye".. real professional ay !! lolIve dishd inwards to approx 10mm of the front suspension arm and rear trailing arm. The outside lip of the rear rim clears the guard lip by about 2mm on full compression. The 275' fit well with alittle bit of stretch over the rim. Its full back there with minimal fuss. Oh and these arent Tempe specials... the real deal. Big difference in quality.Runnung Koni reds all round. Cant fault them with a smoother that stock ride quality. hey jimmy, what's your clearances between brembo caliper and inside of spokes, for front and rear Mate the rears clear the 4 spots by about 5mm... and Ive had to use a 5mm spacer on the 6 spot fronts which Im not fussed about. Just adds to the overall front track width. Do your front wheels clear? Ive been meaning to ask you ???
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