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Here a pic of the Enkei Yamato, 18x8 ET45 on my Clubman JCW. Car is lowered with BC Racing coilovers.
Hey Rob, that looks great. Can you post a pic that shows how much poke there is? I am lower than that but am worried about rubbing if I get those wheels.
Here is a sheet you can fill it to get specific caliper measurements that you can use to determine wheel clearance for the JCW caliper. I haven’t completed it yet but if anyone does post the result lol.
I just received my F56 JCW and I already have a Rotiform BLQ Wheels 19" 8.5 5x112 45 Offset, that I really want to install it in my new baby, Do u know if they will fit?, also I need wheel spacers but I dont know the size. because the JCW calipers.
What made you switch from springs to coilovers ? I'm looking into keeping my stock wheels 18 grip , I'm not sure what setup would be ideal. Can you provide feedback? Also did you add endlinks or anything else to suspension ? Thanks
Hello guys, I just got a 2017 Clubman S, and I want to use my previous Mini Countryman wheels. I think it will fit but dont know much about fitment. Could you help me. I attached a screenhot from my tirerack history. I looked in tirerack but I can find the wheels info with the clubman.
We fitted 10" wide on stretched tires on the F54 ALL4 but it had crazy poke. Those ones above look so much better lowered, on the ALL4 we had it was really lifted.
Hey @ECS Tuning, I'm thinking about trying to fit 18"x 9 with a 255/35 tire for track days on my F54 JCW. It would be tight with a 45-50 offset (ET47 puts it at zero scrub which would be ideal). Hearing that you were able to put a 10" on there with a stretched tire give me hope. Curious if you know of anyone that has tried the 9in front & rear?
We tested the rear, fronts you have can do 8.5-9s" but it has to clear that strut with tire, Best is to test with tire mounted and set on the ground. Otherwise you will not know if you rub.
19x8.5" O.Z.Superturismo EVOLUZIONE ET44 offset. On KW V3 coilovers. 1 1/8" drop in the front, 1" drop rear. 245/35R19 michelin pilot sport 4s. No rub, plenty of room actually. Weather has been crappy so I don't have great pictures yet.
UPDATE: So, i do have a tiny bit of rub on the rear plastic of the outer wheel well trim. I think I can trim it a litlte and it will be fine. I did go pretty wide with 245 and et44 offset. Got an alignment today and it is all within spec.
Last edited by OtterClubman; 03-29-2024 at 10:47 AM.
That looks awesome! I'm still struggling with deciding between 18 and 19's, do you have any pics from other angles? I feel like 19's look just a little oversized for my tastes in pictures but there are so few pics around to go by.
That looks awesome! I'm still struggling with deciding between 18 and 19's, do you have any pics from other angles? I feel like 19's look just a little oversized for my tastes in pictures but there are so few pics around to go by.
I don't disagree that 19's can look a little large, but it works pretty well on a clubman. I think it looks much better in person, but then again I am not a amazing car photographer. I think it also helps to put beefier tires on to it out. I love these wheels and the 18" version wouldn't clear the front brakes... also another benefit of the 19" is you can see the brake calibers a bit better and I like that. I'll add some other photos.
Anyone have any thoughts on if an 18x8.5 +43 Konig Hexaform would fit the JCW brake kit? I'm a fan of Konig as they are reasonably priced, proven, flow form wheels. I assume they will with that offset but figure I should ask.
If you think they'll fit the big brakes, what tire size would you guys recommend for that setup if I planned to go to KW V2 Street Comfort suspension with the minimum drop (around 0.8 inches)?
05-29-2018, 07:47 PM
