GRC Wheel Fitment Image & Measurements Reference Directory - DO NOT MERGE
I already posted mine in another thread.
Hub Ring:
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The set is for winter use. OEM rear spacer. No modifications. No rubbing or no clearance issue. And...
Hub Ring:
Wheel Bore: 72.62mm (2.859")
Vehicle Hub: 60.06mm (2.365")
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You appear to have been correct (if your going to run very low). I think 18x9.5 +22 will fit with lowering springs and a 265 street tire but any lower and your going to have issues like this guy. He IS running Cup 2s which will run wider then a standard 265, but I think the safest bet is if your going to run a 9.5" wide wheel to stay closer to 30 or even 40 offset then space it back out. Definitely 40 offset for 10".
Pulled from Facebook -
ZE40 Time Attack III
18x9.5 +21
Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 265/35/18
OEM rear spacer removed
BC Beta coilovers
If you’re going to lower your car with this wheel fitment it’s going to rub. I have more camber than stock and it rubs the fender liner up front and the fender in the rear as well (just barely rubs in the rear). No way it would have fit with the oem spacer installed. I’ll be raising the front just a touch to match the rear height.
The front isn’t rubbing because fitment is too aggressive, it’s rubbing because the car is to low. The fender liner and bumper tab on the front protrudes inwards quite a bit so even with a less aggressive wheel at this height it would still make contact.
More photos once I wash the car and get the height dialed.
245/40/18 18x10 +22. OEM spacer. Plenty of room to go lower
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I'm hoping the 17" RPF1's fit over the front brakes. The 17x9 comes in +22, +35, and +45 offset and weighs 16.35 lbs for the +22 and only 15.65lbs for the +45 (the +35 didn't list weight, I would imagine it's between the other 2 offsets, so 16lbs). With the stock wheels weighing 24lbs, that's a nice ~32lbs total weight savings right there. Stick with 245's or 255's for a track setup.
Street setup I'll be going with some 18x10 +30 on 255's.
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Street setup I'll be going with some 18x10 +30 on 255's.
Holy cow! It looks like they removed it. They only delivered my right side so it's entirely possible they're having to forge a left pair just for me and decided that it wasn't supposed to be on there anymore. They have other offsets though. Maybe you can email them. Here's the website I ordered from:
2023 Toyota Anovia Titan Wheels
Anovia Wheels is home to cast and forged deco directional wheels that can give your car head-turning looks and even better performance. Shop our top models online today.
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Thanks. I wish I could find a wheel I liked that was 18x8.5 +15mm offset as that would fit great. I don't want to go to a 9.5" wide wheel and 265 tires.Holy cow! It looks like they removed it. They only delivered my right side so it's entirely possible they're having to forge a left pair just for me and decided that it wasn't supposed to be on there anymore. They have other offsets though. Maybe you can email them. Here's the website I ordered from:
2023 Toyota Anovia Titan Wheels
Anovia Wheels is home to cast and forged deco directional wheels that can give your car head-turning looks and even better performance. Shop our top models online today.
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