[Whytar]

HI Guys,
Has anyone fitted Work Wheels Kiwami's to their G87 M2?

Im close to committing to an order of 19 x 9.5 and 19 x 10.5 with stock sized tires. 275 and 285.

Would love to see some pics if there are any out there.

[Ronin76]

what offsets are you going with?

[Whytar]

The options are as follows:
(Im going +15 front and +12 rear)


・19 X 8.5 - [5-100, 5-114.3 / +25, +35, +42] - Semi concave
・19 X 9.5 - [5-100, 5-114.3 / +15, +25, +38] - Deep concave
・19 X 10.5 - [5-100, 5-114.3 / +12, +22, +32] - Ultra deep concave
[Custom PCD range: 5H-100 to 115]
Wheel colour options

[Whytar]

I have now placed the order for these wheels. Very reasonable at about USD$1580 for a set of 4. Here are the specs in case anyone is interested.
I will post pics on this thread when they are fitted in a few months time.

[frenchfry675]

I’m excited to see what these look like on your car.

[Whytar]

Originally Posted by frenchfry675

I’m excited to see what these look like on your car.

Yeah, me too. The wheels should be here in about a month from now so they should be on the car shortly after that.
I will certainly post photos on this thread once they are fitted and the car has been lowered.

[imyourmaster]

Originally Posted by Whytar

Yeah, me too. The wheels should be here in about a month from now so they should be on the car shortly after that.
I will certainly post photos on this thread once they are fitted and the car has been lowered.

Would you mind sharing why you chose these offsets?

[Whytar]

Originally Posted by imyourmaster

Would you mind sharing why you chose these offsets?

Yes of course. So I chose the least offset option they offered on each of the wheel widths (F & R) because I want to try and avoid using spacers.

So the fronts are +15mm (so 5mm less offset than std wheels) and the rears are +12mm (so 8mm less offset than std)

Given that you can comfortably run a 15mm spacer on the std wheels which are a 20mm offset these wheels should fit quite well.
(I may end up running a 7mm spacer if really want a flush look).

[imyourmaster]

That's correct. A 9.5 ET 15 will result in 5 mm more clearance on the inside and push the wheel 5 mm out towards the fender. Your 10.5 ET 12 gives you 8 mm more clearance on the inside and 8 mm out towards the fender.

You could use a 7 - 10 mm spacer on the front and back for a flush or more aggressive fitment.