Supra TT Brakes + 2GS OEM Wheels = Spacer size?
10-18-11, 06:34 PM
#1
Supra TT Brakes + 2GS OEM Wheels = Spacer size?
Been searching through all the threads but I can't find the exact answer to the very simple question:
On a 2GS, what size spacer does one need to run 2GS 17" OEM wheels with Supra TT front calipers/rotors?
That is all. thanks and apologies in advance if searching and browsing 20 threads and pages wasn't enough!
EDIT: Thanks for the information. It would seem that 15mm is what is required for this setup.
On a 2GS, what size spacer does one need to run 2GS 17" OEM wheels with Supra TT front calipers/rotors?
That is all. thanks and apologies in advance if searching and browsing 20 threads and pages wasn't enough!
EDIT: Thanks for the information. It would seem that 15mm is what is required for this setup.
Last edited by ninja6o4; 12-12-11 at 07:53 AM. Reason: added pic for clarification
10-19-11, 04:43 PM
#5
OEM GS 16" won't clear the diameter.
The OEM 95-98 Supra TT front wheels are 17x8 +50, so you can calculate the needed spacing from the width and offset of the wheel you want to run. Although spoke clearance can still vary.
The OEM 95-98 Supra TT front wheels are 17x8 +50, so you can calculate the needed spacing from the width and offset of the wheel you want to run. Although spoke clearance can still vary.
Last edited by 99 GS3; 10-19-11 at 04:47 PM.
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12-09-11, 01:12 PM
#12
Hey! Another GS from Vancouver 
Bingo
You can go about this 2 ways. You can get a 15mm spacer but you will need to hammer out your old studs and press in extended studs
http://www.ichibausa.com/PhotoGaller...tCode=TO-50715
If you dont want to press out your old studs and press in extended studs then you'll need these.
http://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDeta...de=WS-5511460A
These spacers just bolt right up to your factory hub and they have their oen studs pressed in the spacer.
Please keep in mind the OEM studs will stick out past the spacer as well.
Bingo
You can go about this 2 ways. You can get a 15mm spacer but you will need to hammer out your old studs and press in extended studs
http://www.ichibausa.com/PhotoGaller...tCode=TO-50715
If you dont want to press out your old studs and press in extended studs then you'll need these.
http://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDeta...de=WS-5511460A
These spacers just bolt right up to your factory hub and they have their oen studs pressed in the spacer.
Please keep in mind the OEM studs will stick out past the spacer as well.
Last edited by Sonic_RC; 12-09-11 at 01:23 PM.
12-12-11, 07:55 AM
#15
Hey! Another GS from Vancouver
Bingo
You can go about this 2 ways. You can get a 15mm spacer but you will need to hammer out your old studs and press in extended studs
http://www.ichibausa.com/PhotoGaller...tCode=TO-50715
If you dont want to press out your old studs and press in extended studs then you'll need these.
http://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDeta...de=WS-5511460A
These spacers just bolt right up to your factory hub and they have their oen studs pressed in the spacer.
Please keep in mind the OEM studs will stick out past the spacer as well.
Bingo
You can go about this 2 ways. You can get a 15mm spacer but you will need to hammer out your old studs and press in extended studs
http://www.ichibausa.com/PhotoGaller...tCode=TO-50715
If you dont want to press out your old studs and press in extended studs then you'll need these.
http://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDeta...de=WS-5511460A
These spacers just bolt right up to your factory hub and they have their oen studs pressed in the spacer.
Please keep in mind the OEM studs will stick out past the spacer as well.
btw - It was another GS from Vancouver. I got t-boned 2 weeks ago so it's written off now
In the market for another one now though 