Will this fit? (width, offset and tire size Qs)

[beardy]

Hi! Got a question about the Volk TE37SL wheels. On Rays site they are listed with a bore of φ65. As far as I know, the hub bore size on the 86 is φ56.1, so how have people fitted SL's on their brz/frs/gt86's? hubspacers? and if so, where can you get them?

/Beardy

[RavSpec]

Originally Posted by beardy

Hi! Got a question about the Volk TE37SL wheels. On Rays site they are listed with a bore of φ65. As far as I know, the hub bore size on the 86 is φ56.1, so how have people fitted SL's on their brz/frs/gt86's? hubspacers? and if so, where can you get them?

/Beardy

You don't really need "hub rings", but yeah hub rings can be purchase in most wheel shop.

65 to 56mm is what u need.

I usually supply them to my customer free when they purchase wheels.

[GTS86]

Yeah that's what I thought.. damn it!

Originally Posted by 2point0

Spacers would make that MORE negative. Only way to add offset (+) would be machining off some of the wheel's hub surface (if it can be done on that wheel) or I think if it's a 3pc wheel, you can swap the rims around and change the offset, but I've never dealt with those wheels and can't say for sure.

[b2autodesigns]

In for pictures on car

[Readytoxplod]

I have 18x8 +45 wheels and I lowered it 1.4 inches(Sportlines).
Do I need adjustable camber in the rear? Or crash/camber bolts in the front? I'm new to all this, but my camber looks different now... Also needs spacers in the back.

[ill86]

Originally Posted by Readytoxplod

I have 18x8 +45 wheels and I lowered it 1.4 inches(Sportlines).
Do I need adjustable camber in the rear? Or crash/camber bolts in the front? I'm new to all this, but my camber looks different now... Also needs spacers in the back.

Only you can answer what you need.

Are you happy with the camber you got from lowering?

Do you want more adjustment?

[whitefrs]

Originally Posted by KriSD21

Would this set of wheels fit on stock tires and stock height for the FRS? Total noob. I'm assuming it'd require different tires and/or fender rolling?Wheel Diameter (Inches) - 19"
Wheel Width (Inches) - 9.5/10.5"
PCD Bolt Pattern - 5x114.3
Offset - +15F, +15Rmm
Hub Bore - 73mm

You are a complete noob lol

Stock tires are 17
You want 19s

Our bolt pattern is 5x100

Offset is too much

Hub bore you need hub rings

[white_knight]

I've seen some setups here where the tyre profile 'squares off' into the tread and others where it 'rounds off'. Does this have more to deal with the tyre size in relation to the rim, or the actual design of the tyre?

[ill86]

Originally Posted by white_knight

I've seen some setups here where the tyre profile 'squares off' into the tread and others where it 'rounds off'. Does this have more to deal with the tyre size in relation to the rim, or the actual design of the tyre?

Both. Mostly the former for our application.

[white_knight]

Originally Posted by ill86

Both. Mostly the former for our application.

So, based on the fact that most stretched setups round off, I'm guessing the tyre must be a considerable amount wider than the rim to achieve the squared-off look?

[thiha]

Do you think 18x8.75 +33 will fit? What tyre is suitable for wheel? Thank you~!

[OmarGC]

Originally Posted by thiha

Do you think 18x8.75 +33 will fit? What tyre is suitable for wheel? Thank you~!

It will... I suggest 245/35(keeps your speedo happy) or even a 255/35. Also, what kind of suspension are you on?

[adprokid]

Any issues running coilovers, 18x9.5 +45 and 35/255 all around ?

[Slick]

Originally Posted by white_knight

So, based on the fact that most stretched setups round off, I'm guessing the tyre must be a considerable amount wider than the rim to achieve the squared-off look?

It really does depend on the tire. My Continental DW are very rounded even though they are 245s on a 9 inch rim. Some guys are getting the same look from a 225-wide Hankook V12 because it has squarer sidewall.