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1993 Toyota Supra SSR SP3 18x9.0

photo 1 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18 photo 2 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18

Custom wheels & tires for Toyota Supra

Make Toyota (1415 cars)
Model Supra (17 cars)
Year 1993 (6 cars)
Front rim size

18x9.0

Front rim offset

+41

Front tire size

P 235/40 R18

Wheel backspacing

6.61”

Rear rim size

18x10.5

Rear rim offset

+43

Rear tire size

P 275/35 R18

Wheel backspacing

7.44”

Bolt pattern

5x114.3

Rims brand
Wheel Manufacturer & Model

SSR

SP3
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Tire brand
Tire Manufacturer & Model

Falken

FK452
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Details of modified 1993 Toyota Supra

– Will the wheels 18x9.0 41 offset with P 235/40 R18 tires fit on a 1993 Toyota Supra?

– Yes, they will fit. As you can see from the pics this 1993 Toyota Supra is running SSR SP3 18x9.0 with 6.61” backspacing and Falken FK452 P 235/40 R18 tires.

- Spacers:
- Fender rolled/pulled:
- Camber:
- Big brake kit: OEM Turbo Calipers
- Suspension mods: Coilovers
- Other: Needed slight front caliper mod for valve stem clearance
- Member name of which forum?:
SSR Medium Disk front, Super Low Disk rear.
photo 3 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18 photo 4 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18 photo 5 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18 photo 6 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18 photo 7 Toyota Supra custom wheels SSR SP3 18x9.0, ET +41, tire size 235/40 R18. 18x10.5 ET+43 275/35 R18
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Wheel Offset

Refers to how your car’s or truck’s wheels and tires are mounted and sit in the wheel wells.

– Zero wheel offset is when the hub mounting surface is in line with the centerline of the wheel.
– Positive wheel offset is when the hub mounting surface is in front (more toward the street side) of the centerline of the wheel. Most wheels on front-wheel drive cars and newer rear-drive vehicles have positive offset.
– Negative offset is when the hub mounting surface is behind the wheel centerline. “Deep dish” wheels are typically a negative offset.

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