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Old 09-05-2012, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Broman_The_Swede
The question for me is if it´s worth the trouble going from my prodrive gc07 17x8,5 +54 to tsw interlagos 17x9 +63? it´s a track car with r-compounds 255/40/17.
The prodrive´s fits perfect without spacers, and only a slight fender roll in front.
Why would you want to do that? The only pro would be that the TSWs are a half inch wider, which isn't that huge much of a pro... unless you are wanting to run more tire (like 275s)? If I were in your shoes, I'd stick with the Prodrives though. They are certainly lighter and probably stronger, and look better in my opinion.
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In two weeks, I'll meet a guy who has interlagos 17x9 +63 and see if it fits.
It's that half Inchen I want, thinking better steeringresponce and so on with 255.
But I agree with you, prodrives is better looking and probably a better rim...so I'm a little hesitant
I'll let you guys know if it fits in two weeks!
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Originally Posted by Broman_The_Swede
In two weeks, I'll meet a guy who has interlagos 17x9 +63 and see if it fits.
It's that half Inchen I want, thinking better steeringresponce and so on with 255.
But I agree with you, prodrives is better looking and probably a better rim...so I'm a little hesitant
I'll let you guys know if it fits in two weeks!
Awesome. Definitely let us know if it fits. I've been waiting for a definitive answer.

Like I said, I'm just not sure a half inch is really worth it for a 255 tire... Obviously its your call though, but personally I think the weight savings and strength of the Prodrives would outweigh the half inch of width you would gain.

Either way I'm sure you'll be happy though. They are both great wheels that should perform well. In the end, they are probably marginal differences.
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The TSW Nurburgring's fit, 100%. Why don't you go with those? The specs are exactly the same as the Interlagos...
Old 09-06-2012, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by 06Estukay
The TSW Nurburgring's fit, 100%. Why don't you go with those? The specs are exactly the same as the Interlagos...

Not a big fan of the TSW Nurburgring's, i like the look of the prodrives and interlagos much better.. i´m a bit picky
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Does anybody know by how much the TSW clears by? Is it just barely or by a safe amount? I was thinking of using a 1mm spacer when I install my kit anyways.
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Originally Posted by FluKy15
Does anybody know by how much the TSW clears by? Is it just barely or by a safe amount? I was thinking of using a 1mm spacer when I install my kit anyways.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/901...ing-clearance/ <-- my Nurburgrings under the Stoptechs

The clearance is pretty tight, but I've never had wheel contact the calipers. The pictures are without a spacer- I'm running a 1/8" spacer (3mm ish) to clear the upper control arms at max turning limits- so with that you'll have more clearance if you need a spacer. No problems without spacers though, including pulling 1.2+ G sustained in turns.
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New Volk CE28 17x10 +44 Made specifically for the S2K and clear to clear BBK including the Stoptechs.

This is a new special wheel and not the 17x10 +45 that Volk makes which does not clear anything but the stock calipers.

The minimum order has been met. This is a done deal, these are going to be made.

Special pricing as well. Don't wait.

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/976...#entry22004562
Old 09-18-2012, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr B
Mercury Silver CE28N 17x10.0 +50 with a 3mm spacer
Stoptech's 328mm x 28mm Trophy kit

My older Volk CE28N's in 17x9.0 +35 fit without a spacer though.
Can anyone confirm that the 17 x 9 + 35 will fit without a spacer just want to double check
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i got a crazy! deal on a wilwood 6 piston 14 inch rotor kit with everything needed to install and new pads for 800 bucks!!! problem is im currently running work emotion xd9 17x9.5 +38 with 5mm spacer all around will i fit or whats necessary?


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