4x100 8j et12

[GlanzaJ]

Found some wheels that i would like to buy but wanted to some research before i buy !

To be honest i wouldn't want to be cutting my arches so just wanted to know if anyone run's these size's ?

There rota grid drifts , 205/45/16 and two 195/45/16, 4x100 8j et12

[Azz]

Rub like a mother fucka, you'll need to roll and possibly flare your arches and then maybe a thinner tyre for more stretch

[RobSR]

Ive got some 8's ET20 and they aint going on the back without quite abit of work so no hope!

[GlanzaJ]

That wasn't the answer i wanted ! , so arches defiantly need rolling

[TrisK]

Stretch a 195/45 on and you'll be ok as long as you aren't too low

*unless it's a glanza. Then you'll have issues probably

[Azz]

I have 15*8 et0 with 175/50/15 tyres and they need crazy amount of work to make it drivable

[GlanzaJ]

I'm not low at all, either way they'll probs need some work to fit ?

[RobSR]

Yea if you want to run a decent height. The 15x8 ET20 pokes on the back quite a bit on my '91

[funny onion]

I have 15" 8j et17 work wheels on my GT and with 185/55 tyres on and D2 coilovers not ridiculously low theyre not bad at all. panhard rod is a must obviously. the main issue i had was the tread on the front was poking way out from under the arch when i test fitted them with the tyres they came with (205/55's). 185/55 or even 175/55 tyres would be a must though i think or run some reasonable camber on the front. mine is set at 1 degree and i don't want any more than that so went with the 185 tyres instead.

Glanza may be slightly different though obviously.

if you want mega lows though it starts to quickly become a lot of work but stay at a sensible ride height and of coilovers it should be ok.

[Azz]

I have 15" 8j et17 work wheels on my GT and with 185/55 tyres on and D2 coilovers not ridiculously low theyre not bad at all. panhard rod is a must obviously. the main issue i had was the tread on the front was poking way out from under the arch when i test fitted them with the tyres they came with (205/55's). 185/55 or even 175/55 tyres would be a must though i think or run some reasonable camber on the front. mine is set at 1 degree and i don't want any more than that so went with the 185 tyres instead.

Glanza may be slightly different though obviously.

if you want mega lows though it starts to quickly become a lot of work but stay at a sensible ride height and of coilovers it should be ok.

Glanza has a wider rear beam so its much worse unfortunately I went to 165/50/15 but once on the wheel they didn't look like they were going to stay on haha

[funny onion]

oh right i wasn't aware of that, learn something new everyday haha. GT for the win then lol

i'm not a fan of massive stretch really not ideal. bit of flaring needed by the sounds of it then on a glanza

[Azz]

oh right i wasn't aware of that, learn something new everyday haha. GT for the win then lol

i'm not a fan of massive stretch really not ideal. bit of flaring needed by the sounds of it then on a glanza

Not many people do to be honest

Happy to help though

[pman]

So I won't be wrong assuming that a simple swap over of the rear beam from an 82 to a 91 will allow more space? Any idea of the difference in width?

[MARC MOSS]

With no lows you will look like a 4x4 and gay... Skinny tyres are gay, stretch sucks but with a bit of arch work and 194/45 as Trisk has already said you maybe ok.