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TR-4 owner here with 195/60-16's on Konig Rewind 16x7 wheels (0 offset). I didn't require a spacer. But it is tight at steering lock.
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TR6 Konig 15X7 wheels on TR6 - No mod fit?
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I am still here and still have my TR250. As far as the wheels, with the Konig 15 x 7" I got a little rub at full lock going backwards, even with a little grinding on the upper suspension member. I added spacer 1/4" maybe 1/8" (don't remember), no problem now.
Tires I have used 205/65s, and currently 205/60s. I have a new set of 195/65s I haven't fit yet. Never any problem with tires hitting anything. Won the club autocross championship with the 205/60s last year. My car is on stock springs with the pans lowered in front and the rears lowered through the rear suspension settings and some sag in the original stock springs I think. Lowered about an inch between lower profile tires and suspension.
Tires I have used 205/65s, and currently 205/60s. I have a new set of 195/65s I haven't fit yet. Never any problem with tires hitting anything. Won the club autocross championship with the 205/60s last year. My car is on stock springs with the pans lowered in front and the rears lowered through the rear suspension settings and some sag in the original stock springs I think. Lowered about an inch between lower profile tires and suspension.