Which wheels clear 17+ BRZ Performance Package Brembos

[fancymalard]

Looks like it clears.

[Jo0]

Originally Posted by bubsterboo

Does anyone know if the stock 2022 gr86 BRZ wheels clear the brembos on the older BRZ?

Would love to know this too. Not just for my BRZ, but I'd love to snag those for my 04 Forester XT where I know I'm going to get the brembos eventually

[cmiovino]

Originally Posted by bubsterboo

Does anyone know if the stock 2022 gr86 BRZ wheels clear the brembos on the older BRZ?

Yes, the wheels will fit. However the brakes are not a direct bolt us as far as I know. If you're looking to plop some 2022 wheels on a first gen PP, they should bolt right on.


Picture source:
https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show....php?p=3489094

[timurrrr]

2022 GR86 Base (17" wheels) with PP Brembos installed.

From the owner: "No spacer used. It fits and is probably OK for street. Too tight for track."

[timurrrr]

I just checked and the top post in this thread has over 150 entries, that's incredible!
When I was starting, the largest list I've seen was ~10x smaller...

Thanks everyone for your contributions, and please keep them coming!

[APEX Race Parts]

You can add all of the new APEX VS-5RS forged fitments to the list.

17x8.5" ET44
17x9" ET35
17x9" ET48
17x9.5" ET40

[PikachuBRZ]

Originally Posted by APEX Race Parts

You can add all of the new APEX VS-5RS forged fitments to the list.

17x8.5" ET44
17x9" ET35
17x9" ET48
17x9.5" ET40

do you get any chassis/body rubbing with the 17x9 and 17x9.5?

[APEX Race Parts]

Originally Posted by PikachuBRZ

do you get any chassis/body rubbing with the 17x9 and 17x9.5?

Assuming we are talking about a first gen 86/BRZ, both the 17x9" ET35 and 17x9.5" ET40 fitments we offer can be used and choosing between them really comes down to how you are enjoying the car (street vs. track), tire size/model you plan to run, and how much sidewall support you want.

The 17x9" ET35 is certainly the easier fitment between the two, as it really just requires a little negative camber to prevent any rubbing (camber spec is determined by ride height, tire size/model). This fitment also offers quite a bit more inner clearance to the suspension, which means it clears the PP/TRD Sachs struts and a wide variety of aftermarket coilovers without the need for spacers. This fitment also has no problem clearing the front tire rods at full lock.

The 17x9.5" ET40 is really engineered for more hardcore track enthusiasts that want to maximize tire sidewall support for wider compounds. The fitment requires more attention to detail, but yields fantastic results with the proper supporting mods. More aggressive camber specifications are going to be required to prevent rubbing the fenders under suspension compression, but with track oriented wide wheel & tire fitments like this it is always still possible to scrub the inner plastic fender liners. This wider fitment will sit ~11mm closer to the suspension in comparison to the 17x9" ET35, so aftermarket coilovers with a slim silhouette are a requirement. Furthermore, the wheel can make contact with your front tie rods at full lock.

- Ryan

[lapsio]

ROTA Grid 8x17 et42 5x100 Matt Bronze. 225/45r17 tires.

[AndMsc]

Hello,

Do WedsSport TC105X 17x8.5 +43 clear PP calipers?

Thank you

[Wangspeed]

Enkei TFR 17x9 +45 with 12mm spacer. This is with Brembo BM4, which is much wider than a PP caliper. You can probably run with a much smaller spacer, like 5mm, but it would be very sunk in.

[cicada]

Hello! Long time lurker here. Here is my first contribution:

Sparco Podio 18x8 +45 with 235/40/18 clears the Brembos and OEM perf package struts. Plenty of clearance

[N_Raged]

Does anyone know if the base 17x7.0 ET48 factory wheels clear the Brembos if we use a spacer?

[Drafter]

Anyone know if the new Koenig Heliograms will fit over our Brembos?




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