Aftermarket wheels that fit R56 JCW brakes
they make one heck of an attractive couple...
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...postcount=6439
I'm tempted to get winter tires w/them now. But is there any truth to they not being produced anymore?::
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ro#post2139687
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...postcount=6439
I'm tempted to get winter tires w/them now. But is there any truth to they not being produced anymore?::
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ro#post2139687
[quote=minim8o;2555145]they make one heck of an attractive couple...
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...postcount=6439
good looking pics. nice find.
all i can show off is a "pro quality" iphone pic.

my subzero's have been my summer rims for the past two years and i am quite happy that they fit the new mini. I like the lightish weight and "black chrome" finish on my red cars.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...postcount=6439
good looking pics. nice find.
all i can show off is a "pro quality" iphone pic.

my subzero's have been my summer rims for the past two years and i am quite happy that they fit the new mini. I like the lightish weight and "black chrome" finish on my red cars.
I believe the bigger concern is the rim's back-spacing depth [the depth from the spokes to the hub face], affected by both the offset & [moreso I believe] by the rim geometry in the depth of the rim's spokes.
Hub bore is just the size of the center hole of the wheel. The MINI has a 56.1mm hub, so anything larger should have a hubcentric ring to center the wheel.
--Dan
Mach V
Updated. This wheel will not fit directly, but will with a 5mm spacer.

Linea Corse MC 18x8
--Dan
Mach V

Linea Corse MC 18x8
--Dan
Mach V
Last edited by Mach V Dan; Mar 12, 2009 at 02:08 PM.
This is true. The shape and design of the wheel's spokes and rim are going to determine whether or not it will fit over the brake caliper. The offset is somewhat important, because if it's too low the tire will hit the fender, and if it's too high the tire and/or wheel can hit the strut, brake, or fender liner. But for most wheels on the JCW the brake clearance is going to be the determining factor as to whether the wheel fits on the car or not.
Is there any chance the Rota RB 16x7 would fit with a spacer, or is the inside radius of the wheel just too small ?
They're just the perfectly proportioned wheels on my MCS and I'd love to keep them for when we get a JCW.
They're just the perfectly proportioned wheels on my MCS and I'd love to keep them for when we get a JCW.
OK, i'm reading conflicting info all over the place. What is the offset for the factory JCW challenge wheel? I'm seeing 42-48...............
Last edited by phlash; Mar 11, 2009 at 09:41 AM.
It just so happens...

Factory JCW wheel is 23.1 pounds. And according to the MINI2 wheel list, it's +48mm offset.
--Dan
Mach V

Factory JCW wheel is 23.1 pounds. And according to the MINI2 wheel list, it's +48mm offset.
--Dan
Mach V
I'm trying to get wheels that are the same exact size as the stock ones, so that I can stay in the stock class in Auto-cross.
Are our rims 17x7?
The team dynamic rims will work for me as long as the stock wheel is 7 inch width and not 7.5.
Thanks!
Are our rims 17x7?
The team dynamic rims will work for me as long as the stock wheel is 7 inch width and not 7.5.
Thanks!
Last edited by uzun; Apr 20, 2009 at 06:46 AM.
Dave:
I don't want to sound rude what so ever. I'm just very concerned with buying a rim that I've never personally seen fit over my calipers in person. Does Mach V have any return policy on these if they don't fit? Do you have a photo of them on a JCW (front wheel pic would be best)? I'm just trying to kill the inner-worrier in me.
Thanks!
I don't want to sound rude what so ever. I'm just very concerned with buying a rim that I've never personally seen fit over my calipers in person. Does Mach V have any return policy on these if they don't fit? Do you have a photo of them on a JCW (front wheel pic would be best)? I'm just trying to kill the inner-worrier in me.
Thanks!





