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Member 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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Lets say i buy a set of 17 inch rims w/ tires to match changing from a stock 15 in, do i need to buy anything else or is that all i need?
thanks for help
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Nope, all you need is your rims and tires. A drop would be nice to because you don't want to look like a 4x4. 17's are too small for the Celica IMO. 18's are best.
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ECelica Staff 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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as long as the wheel/tires are properly balanced, it would be simple swap. I would recommend getting some tuner lugs with wheel locks.
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Member 1999 Mercury Cougar Turbocharged
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yeah just new tuner style lug nuts and locks.
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i was wondering if you were to go with 18' instead of 17's on a GT will you still be able to move around freely , for example doing u-turns without rubbing aginast the wheel well
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Specialist 2001 Toyota Celica GT
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^ aslong as the offset on the wheel is between 35-45 mm, you won't have any problems with doing u-turns.
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