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Will Lexus Is200 Alloys Fit My 2?


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Hi,

As the above reads will a set of 17'' Lexus IS200 alloys fit my 95 2?

Lexus Alloys:

PCD 5x 114

OFFSET 38 to 45

BORE 60.1

MR2 alloys

PCD 5X 114

OFFSET 35 to 45

BORE 60.1

Does the OffSet make that much difference?

Thanx all :thumbsup:

Dave

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Hi,

As the above reads will a set of 17'' Lexus IS200 alloys fit my 95 2?

Lexus Alloys:

PCD 5x 114

OFFSET 38 to 45

BORE 60.1

MR2 Alloys

PCD 5X 114

OFFSET 35 to 45

BORE 60.1

Does the OffSet make that much difference?

Thanx all  :thumbsup:

Dave

They will fit, and the offset listed for the two is not 38 to 45, its 38 - 45, 38 front and 45 rear apparently. The offset will change according to the width of rim, i.e. a 1/2" wider rim needs to have 1/4" greater offset so it moves out 1/2 the difference in rim width. The IS200 rims are a bit narrow though.

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We've had this topic up before a couple of times. The IS200 wheels will fit, but because of the offset on the rears, the rear wheels will REALY sit in. You would need to get a paor of wheel spacers for the rears to push the wheels out.

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Halfords for the spacers mate , they do 3mm , upto wider for not much money.

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Hi,

As the above reads will a set of 17'' Lexus IS200 alloys fit my 95 2?

Lexus Alloys:

PCD 5x 114

OFFSET 38 to 45

BORE 60.1

MR2 Alloys

PCD 5X 114

OFFSET 35 to 45

BORE 60.1

Does the OffSet make that much difference?

Thanx all  :thumbsup:

Dave

They will fit, and the offset listed for the two is not 38 to 45, its 38 - 45, 38 front and 45 rear apparently. The offset will change according to the width of rim, i.e. a 1/2" wider rim needs to have 1/4" greater offset so it moves out 1/2 the difference in rim width. The IS200 rims are a bit narrow though.

Ah I see now, I did not realise that they refered to the front and the rear's.

But I am a little confused are the sizes I mention correct?? as you say that the 2 is a 38 - 45 rather than the 35 - 45?????

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possibly he meant the two cars and not the mr two . in this case. can you not try these wheels on first to see what they look like ???

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possibly he meant the two cars and not the mr two . in this case. can you not try these wheels on first to see what they look like ???

eBay sale mate, I dont fancy messing with spacers so will wait and get some thar are 2 specific I think.

Thnx everyone :thumbsup:

Dave

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£500 gets you 4 wheels with tyres at most online wheel places

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£500 gets you 4 wheels with tyres at most online wheel places

Very true mate, but ive only got half that, I had thought I will buy the alloys first and get the tyres later dream on eh!!!!!

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possibly he meant the two cars and not the mr two . in this case. can you not try these wheels on first to see what they look like ???

eBay sale mate, I dont fancy messing with spacers so will wait and get some thar are 2 specific I think.

Thnx everyone :thumbsup:

Dave

To be honest mate, your best leaving spacers well alone. The hidden effect of fitting them is you push the wheel further away from the hub and this puts extra strain on the hub bearings and they will wear out faster. Your far better to fit wheels of the correct offset/size to take the strain off the bearings.

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possibly he meant the two cars and not the mr two . in this case. can you not try these wheels on first to see what they look like ???

eBay sale mate, I dont fancy messing with spacers so will wait and get some thar are 2 specific I think.

Thnx everyone :thumbsup:

Dave

To be honest mate, your best leaving spacers well alone. The hidden effect of fitting them is you push the wheel further away from the hub and this puts extra strain on the hub bearings and they will wear out faster. Your far better to fit wheels of the correct offset/size to take the strain of the bearings.

Hi

Yeh recon your right about this, quick question when the Offset states:

35 - 45

Does this mean that any alloys in that range are okay so for instance if I got some that where say 5X114 ET 38 would these be okay as thats what Rochford tyres are listing as OK for the 2?

Rochford

Cheers Dave

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I'd have thought so myself but I am by no means a toyota expert. I do know however from my Rover experience that the 200 series off set is 35 -38 and most alloy wheel companies will sell you a 40 off set and they fit perfect. ..... don't suppose that helps much tbh

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I'd have thought so myself but I am by no means a toyota expert. I do know however from my Rover experience that the 200 series off set is 35 -38 and most alloy wheel companies will sell you a 40 off set and they fit perfect. ..... don't suppose that helps much tbh

TBH every bit of info helps, thanx mate.

Dave

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