Mattyy New Member 4 Member For: 6y 1m 23d Posted 18/11/18 09:20 AM Share Posted 18/11/18 09:20 AM (edited) Hi all, I'm looking for wheels to finish off a ute. I've narrowed it down to either Rota Grid R's or Koya SF-01's. They have to clear Brembo 6/4's and it'll have Shockworks coil-overs in the front and leveled out in the rear (both not yet installed). The ute currently has Vertini Fashion 20x8.5 +42 all round with 3mm spacers on the front. These were purchased second hand when I buckled some 19's I previously had on there, and weren't a meant to be a permanent solution. I considered 19's again, but the offsets for the Grid R's didn't seem to work out for the fronts and I'm not really a fan of the Grid/Grid R combination. That got me on to the idea of 18's again and I'm liking the look of the SF-01's and Koya offer custom offsets. What are people's thoughts on SF-01 18x9 +25 F // 18x10 +15 R or something like that? I've searched around and I think the answers are out there, it's just dead image links that are killing me. I was also considering Grid R 18x9.5 // 18x10 but was unsure on offset. I'm aware I'll probably need guard work in that scenario. Don't want to run spacers or heaps of stretch. The ute won't be ultra low, either. Any input would be appreciated. Cheers Edited 18/11/18 09:21 AM by Mattyy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
camo86T Silver Donating Members 1,810 Member For: 10y 10m 21d Gender: Male Location: SW Sydney Posted 18/11/18 06:57 PM Share Posted 18/11/18 06:57 PM (edited) BA/F or FG Edit D'oh didn't read the title, can't help with B series offset sorry but plenty on here who can Lot of good info in this thread if you haven't read yet Edited 18/11/18 07:00 PM by camo86T Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mattyy New Member 4 Member For: 6y 1m 23d Posted 19/11/18 06:43 AM Author Share Posted 19/11/18 06:43 AM Thanks man, I’ve had a look around and there are some great examples on here. I think my issue is going to be the brembo’s. After speaking with Koya today, they have suggested the following: Front: 18” x 9” ET +28 (clear 3mm) Rear: 18” x 10” ET +38 (clear 3mm) They advised that I will need “quite a bit” of camber adjustment to make it work. Does anybody have an idea of how much camber? Or should I be looking for a different wheel? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bamk2f6tornado Bronze Donating Members 777 Member For: 11y 30d Gender: Male Location: Rockhampton Qld Posted 19/11/18 08:07 AM Share Posted 19/11/18 08:07 AM You wouldn't need any camber work with those sizes quoted by koya. Very conservative fitment with zero poke. Prefect offset for fat fat rubber. Not flush fitment and will sit inside the guards a little bit In those offsets your front will sit 12mm further in than mine and 22mm further in on the rear Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mattyy New Member 4 Member For: 6y 1m 23d Posted 19/11/18 09:53 AM Author Share Posted 19/11/18 09:53 AM Yeah I thought that. 3mm is close. Would you move the rear outwards for a slightly more aggressive figment or run 285/35 rears? Or both? I’m hoping order them tomorrow in GTR grey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bamk2f6tornado Bronze Donating Members 777 Member For: 11y 30d Gender: Male Location: Rockhampton Qld Posted 19/11/18 08:06 PM Share Posted 19/11/18 08:06 PM That 3mm clearance will be to the brake calliper not the chassis/suspension. You could run the rears with a lower offset but you would start to loose room for wide rubber. Mine are a 10.5+22 rear with a 275 and the guards have been modified slightly to gain more room. Still scrubs a bit. 275 is as wide as I can go. You'd be able to run a 295 even a 305 with the +38 offset Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mattyy New Member 4 Member For: 6y 1m 23d Posted 20/11/18 01:26 AM Author Share Posted 20/11/18 01:26 AM Right. Well I’m thinking invo 255/295 which should fit nicely. Will post pics once it’s done. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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