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[coolguy1o1]

First set of aftermarket rims for the 86. There enkei rs7 17x7 et42.

[jredders]

Originally Posted by COBlue

Winter wheel/tire setup:
Vision Cross 17x7.5 +40 $93 each

I see that Discount Tire carries these for $99 in black, but they claim they don't fit a 2017 Subaru BRZ Limited with the Performance Package, but it sure looks like that's what you have in your picture right? Did you have to add spacers?

https://www.discounttire.com/buy-wheels/vision-cross

[jRuN]

BC DS Coilovers
Voodoo13 RLCA
Voodoo13 Toe arms

Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S
255/35/18

ESR SR05 18x9.5 +35




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[H_K]

I was originally looking at TSW Nurburgrings and Konig Dekagrams and were told these were reps... Is this true? I thought these companies had good reputations.

Which companies aren't considered to make reps but still have affordable options for daily use and occasional track use? Are Enkei RPF1's the only real option without spending $400+ per wheel?

[mybrz_au]

Hi all,
I am new to the BRZ (FRS and 86) community and interested in buying rims for my (almost) stock '13 BRZ.

Please note I am on STOCK suspension and STOCK struts, I am not planning to change these to coilovers or add lowering springs and would like the fitment to be for fully stock brz suspension (WITHOUT SPACERS)

The size of these wheels and tyres are as follows -

FRONT:
Enkei RS05RR
18x8.5 42 INSET
225/40/18

REAR:
Enkei RS05RR
18x9.5 43 INSET
235/40/18

I have used the (wheel-it-fit) visualiser and it says it will hit the strut, however after reading posts and forums I am even more confused.
I am not wanting to roll fenders, trim or grind struts, not wanting to use spacers or any modifications of that nature.

I appreciate your consideration and keen to hear from you all.
CHEERS!!!


LINKS:
https://enkei.com/shop/wheels/racingrevolution/rs05rr/

[why?]

Originally Posted by mybrz_au

Hi all,
I am new to the BRZ (FRS and 86) community and interested in buying rims for my (almost) stock '13 BRZ.

Please note I am on STOCK suspension and STOCK struts, I am not planning to change these to coilovers or add lowering springs and would like the fitment to be for fully stock brz suspension (WITHOUT SPACERS)

The size of these wheels and tyres are as follows -

FRONT:
Enkei RS05RR
18x8.5 42 INSET
225/40/18

REAR:
Enkei RS05RR
18x9.5 43 INSET
235/40/18

I have used the (wheel-it-fit) visualiser and it says it will hit the strut, however after reading posts and forums I am even more confused.
I am not wanting to roll fenders, trim or grind struts, not wanting to use spacers or any modifications of that nature.

I appreciate your consideration and keen to hear from you all.
CHEERS!!!


LINKS:
https://enkei.com/shop/wheels/racingrevolution/rs05rr/

you will take a performance hit running 18's. It is so not worth it. Even though the wheels themselves are a decent weight, the tires will be heavier.


Also you do not want to stagger wheels on this car, especially if you do not want to modify anything else, unless it is a show car that you do not drive daily.

[sftateofmind]

Hey folks, wanted to add these to the list as I was looking myself.

Kansei KNPs
18x9 +35 bronze

Continental Extreme Contacts
235/40/18

Silvers Neomax coilovers
1inch drop

No rubbing at all.

[SkyeHack]

Ray's Gram Lights 57CR Wheel - 17x9 / 5x100 / Offset +38
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 245/40/17
Stock Suspension

[CrosshairVictim]

2013 Toyota 86 Gts Asphalt
18x8.75 Hussla 030's (basically an Aussie version of xxr 530's)
Offset +40Front +35Rear
235/40/18 PS4's
(Stock suspension ...for now. Soon Eibach Pro or Sport)

[Locotoy]

Work Equip 05

16x8
Fronts are +29mm offset
Rears are +17mm offset
Those are my own measurements, there are no markings in them other than 16x8, as they are 3 piece wheels.

I guess these are one of those few old school wheels that have a 5x100 pcd?

Stock ride height taken last year...




Mildly lowered on TEIN Flex A taken recently...

[CBRZY]

Originally Posted by H_K

I was originally looking at TSW Nurburgrings and Konig Dekagrams and were told these were reps... Is this true? I thought these companies had good reputations.

Which companies aren't considered to make reps but still have affordable options for daily use and occasional track use? Are Enkei RPF1's the only real option without spending $400+ per wheel?

I have Konig Hypergrams and I love them on the track. Konigs are reps but they are still good wheels, still good reputation. I don't get the problem with people wanting rep wheels. As long as they're not cast wheels, I'm fine with not spending $3000 on something to impress people I don't even know.

[Spawn_Of_Creation]

Method MR502 Rally (non VT-Spec)
5x100
16x7 +30
215/55/R16
Stock suspension

[willievee]

Apex Racing EC-7R 17x9 ET42 with Continental Control Contact Sport SRS+ 245/40 tires. No spacers. Just barely fits. I read that they wouldn't fit with a stock suspension, but no issues. Maybe because it's a 2020? Should be a non-issue soon once I install coil overs and lower it a touch.

[Dzmitry]

Originally Posted by willievee

Apex Racing EC-7R 17x9 with Continental Control Contact Sport SRS+ 245/40 tires. No spacers. Just barely fits. I read that they wouldn't fit with a stock suspension, but no issues. Maybe because it's a 2020? Should be a non-issue soon once I install coil overs and lower it a touch.

You didn't specify the ET on the wheels, that has just about everything to do with whether it fits. Seems like your wheels come out past the fender quite a bit, hence why there is clearance at the suspension side.

EDIT: Looked it up, looks like ET35, so yeah that makes sense. My 18x8.5 ET38's cleared with a good bit of space left over.