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Impureclient · 06-25-2018, 02:04 AM

Your question is too broad. You need to narrow it down to exactly what you want then choose the wheel(if that wheel will even achieve what you are looking for. You'd be better off starting with a real thorough search in this wheel section and look at other cars with that size/offset to begin with. Also if you are changing to coils then that will change everything later for fitment. I'd start with looking at a online wheel calculator thing like this: https://www.willtheyfit.com/

Then you'll know where you will be by inputting the stock wheels and check what will happen with those wheels you are looking at. You'll want to be close to 20-30mm more poke to be flush. You still will want to either see in person those size/offset wheels on another frs/brz/86 if there any around you or just use other pictures in here with the size/offset you want and pull the trigger.

Be warned: Unless you are OK with spending money on wheels/tires/coils/spacers/LCA/camber bolts/springs/etc. and changing it later and spending more money after you realize you should have spend money differently in the beginning, I would say do a lot of searching in this wheel section to see other peoples rides to start with.

Did I mention searching in here and looking at other peoples wheel/tires/suspensions?

06-25-2018, 02:04 AM	#2
Impureclient Banned Join Date: May 2015 Drives: 2015 FR-S Location: NPR, Florida Posts: 2,404 Thanks: 1,802 Thanked 2,903 Times in 1,282 Posts Mentioned: 25 Post(s) Tagged: 2 Thread(s)	Your question is too broad. You need to narrow it down to exactly what you want then choose the wheel(if that wheel will even achieve what you are looking for. You'd be better off starting with a real thorough search in this wheel section and look at other cars with that size/offset to begin with. Also if you are changing to coils then that will change everything later for fitment. I'd start with looking at a online wheel calculator thing like this: https://www.willtheyfit.com/ Then you'll know where you will be by inputting the stock wheels and check what will happen with those wheels you are looking at. You'll want to be close to 20-30mm more poke to be flush. You still will want to either see in person those size/offset wheels on another frs/brz/86 if there any around you or just use other pictures in here with the size/offset you want and pull the trigger. Be warned: Unless you are OK with spending money on wheels/tires/coils/spacers/LCA/camber bolts/springs/etc. and changing it later and spending more money after you realize you should have spend money differently in the beginning, I would say do a lot of searching in this wheel section to see other peoples rides to start with. Did I mention searching in here and looking at other peoples wheel/tires/suspensions?