ISFFF

I finally got my Enkei PF-01s, 18 x 9.5, +45 offset with Toyo 285/30/18s on all four corners.
I think the front ones are too wide for the car. There's only couple of millimeters space between the front tier and suspension.
I went with the above setup based on many recommendations on this forum. Where did I go wrong? What shall I do?
Please help.

lexuswtf

iTrader: (1)

may not be just ur tires.. but could be ur +45 offset in the front for a 9.5" rim.... and IMO I think a 285 tire should be goin on a 10-10.5 rim...

obby

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wow.. that wide for the front.

ISFFF

This tier/rim combo has been tried and recommended by several members here! I wonder if they are using spacers!

TheBatman

x2. That's massive for the front.

ERDoc74

here is the PM's SCCA Forums and I exchanged regarding this topic.... those sizes seemed to have worked for him....
(its' in reverse order.... most recent on top and oldest on bottom...)


Re: What wheel tires are you using?

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Kumho V710's

Anytime!


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Originally Posted by ERDoc74
Thank you SOOO Much!! which kumho's?



Quote:
Originally Posted by SCCAForums
Hi, Absolutely... 18 X 9.5 PF01 45mm Offset fit perfectly... square setup with 285/30/18 Kumho/Hoosier (your preference). Great clearance as well.

Carbotech Brake Pads (Phenomenal Stopping and easy to swap out at track, and not ruin your factory pads). (XP10 front XP8 Rear. I believe)

Borla True Dual Exhaust: Part# 12656

Drop in filter (the blue one? AFE maybe?) '

Hope that helps!

Thanks,
Dave


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Originally Posted by ERDoc74
Hi Dave, I was thinking about getting something like the enkie PF01's like you have for the track and some semi slick track tires.... I've heard you are running a square setup with 285's all around... What size of wheel and offsets are u running and what tire and a sizes are you using? Do you have any issues with clearing stock brakes with your setup or fender clearance issues? Sorry for bugging you, I'm a newbie and don't want to buy something that's not going to work.
Also I've heard youve done really well in races with your setup... Would you reccomend your setup for me ( a HPDE newbie) who just plans on going to 5-7 HPDE's per year??



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ERDoc74

SCCA Forums is definitely NOT using spacers or he would have said.. (also this wouldn't be wise from what I've read on here to use them at the track....)

swirvin

I work at a place that sells/installs wheels & tires. If its not making any actual contact then you should be fine.

DCoolBeans

Have you driven the car around? The suspension will move up and dwn with your wheel/tire. It looks ok

ISFFF

There's barely any space between the tiers and front suspensions. I'm able to slide a piece of paper and move it freely though when the car is jacked (fourth picture).

I drove the car for a couple of KM's and there was a winding noise at speed.
I noticed some scratching marks on the suspensions arms when I removed the wheels.

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

Sounds like the Toyos are little on the wide side of spec. Kumhos and Hoosiers are known to fit. There are variances between manufacturers.

ISFFF

They shouldn't be different since they are exactly the same spec.
Toyo was recommended to me by Vivid Racing! I assume they know what they are talking about.

I really don't know what to do now!

J2K

^ Sell the Toyos and buy either Kumho or Hoosier

DCoolBeans

Have you contacted them about this? They might tell you to shave the insides a bit but I'd hate to do that

eviioiive

do you plan on your wheels wobbling? you may not be able to turn full lock to full lock but other than that it looks good