GP2 Wheel Fitment
#77
I have Enkei rpf1's on my GP.
17 x 7. ET 43. Currently using a 15mm spacer, but I will go smaller soon as the rears rub every now and then.
I did want ET 35 but couldn't find them anywhere.
This Gp is one of my favourites, love the wheels.
I believe there ssr gtv02 but I've no idea on the offset etc, so if anyone could help that would be awesome.
Probs a member on here.
17 x 7. ET 43. Currently using a 15mm spacer, but I will go smaller soon as the rears rub every now and then.
I did want ET 35 but couldn't find them anywhere.
This Gp is one of my favourites, love the wheels.
I believe there ssr gtv02 but I've no idea on the offset etc, so if anyone could help that would be awesome.
Probs a member on here.
#79
17" NM RSe05 in grey with Yokohoma Advan Neova AD08 R 215/45/17
No spacer, OEM nuts and caps from Way Motor Works
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrdavid...7636448492016/
No spacer, OEM nuts and caps from Way Motor Works
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrdavid...7636448492016/
#80
#83
7*17 oz with 215/45 tyres
Hi to everyone.
Want to put lightweight rims for track use.
Found few photos of 7*17 OZ rims (Alleggerita and Ultraleggera) on GP2 but no info about offset.
Can anyone pls tell me what size do I need to install on GP2 with 215/45michelin cup 2 tyres without spacers and other issues? They come with ET44, ET37 and ET30..
And btw is 7 wide enough? (Stock comes in 7,5)
Thanks in advance.
Want to put lightweight rims for track use.
Found few photos of 7*17 OZ rims (Alleggerita and Ultraleggera) on GP2 but no info about offset.
Can anyone pls tell me what size do I need to install on GP2 with 215/45michelin cup 2 tyres without spacers and other issues? They come with ET44, ET37 and ET30..
And btw is 7 wide enough? (Stock comes in 7,5)
Thanks in advance.
#84
you can see the specifics (tirerack is usually very good at providing the specs) - 7 to 8" width range, (you can go narrower or wider, but that's what the mfr would prefer), and measured on a 7" width.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...C2XL&tab=Sizes
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#85
7 is plenty wide enough for 215s. 7" is the typical "measured rim width" for a 215 - if it's on a wider rim, the actual measured width will be wider than the 8.4" section width. fwiw.
you can see the specifics (tirerack is usually very good at providing the specs) - 7 to 8" width range, (you can go narrower or wider, but that's what the mfr would prefer), and measured on a 7" width.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...C2XL&tab=Sizes
you can see the specifics (tirerack is usually very good at providing the specs) - 7 to 8" width range, (you can go narrower or wider, but that's what the mfr would prefer), and measured on a 7" width.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...C2XL&tab=Sizes
Any thoughts on the offset of OZ? )
#86
My experience with a 17x7 OZ record, ET 44, needed 6mm front spacers to clear the brake. I stacked 2 3mm to do that, and used 5mm on the rear. that made it an effective ET 38 in the front. (edited: I needed to recheck my brain. smaller positive ET == outside of the wheel further from the hub)
The stock wheel is a 7.5 ET 45 - but offset calculators are usually focused on the strut and fender lip clearance for comparisons.
this one does a pretty good job of visualizing, even if the spacer selections are crazy limited... you can add/subtract from the offset, though, to figure it out. a spacer is negative offset (moving the wheel mounting position closer to the center of the wheel, which is where 0 offset is)
https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/
Last edited by keen; 06-21-2020 at 10:34 AM.
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#87
these are the gp2 replica calipers from Bmw performance kit
During practice fit prior to paint, oz et37 with 215/45/17 Yokohama ado8r
These are very square shouldered tyres so I expect you will be ok with others at the same spec
given The choice I would get et37 for fronts and et 44 for rears if buying new. But happily running et37 on all 4 corners
et 44 will need spacers for fronts and et30 is far too wide without “racing camber” if lowered
Et 37 oz ultraleggera
A couple of mm clearence
During practice fit prior to paint, oz et37 with 215/45/17 Yokohama ado8r
These are very square shouldered tyres so I expect you will be ok with others at the same spec
given The choice I would get et37 for fronts and et 44 for rears if buying new. But happily running et37 on all 4 corners
et 44 will need spacers for fronts and et30 is far too wide without “racing camber” if lowered
Et 37 oz ultraleggera
A couple of mm clearence
Last edited by blue al; 06-22-2020 at 02:56 AM.
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make sure you post some pics up if they do.
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