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The purpose of this thread is to compile on-car photography and videography of Apex flow formed and fully forged wheels on S2000 chassis while providing the community with detailed information surrounding wheel and tire fitment, alignment settings, brake and suspension clearances, and more. Whether you enjoy your S2000 on the street, or you are a weekend warrior competing for a podium spot, our seasoned experts are here to provide advice to ensure you get the most of your wheel and tire setup.
We encourage enthusiasts here on S2KI to also share photos of their Apex wheels, and if you do, we're sure the community would greatly appreciate the supplementary information below:
Apex wheel model, specs, and finish
Tire model and specifications
Suspension and brake modifications (if applicable)
We'll kick things off by showing off few favorite photos of our available designs:
17" Forged VS-5RS APEX Forged VS-5RS in Satin Bronze 17x10" ET48 - 255/40-17 Yokohama A052 Click Here To Learn More
17" Forged SM-10RS APEX Forged SM-10RS in Satin Bronze 17x9.5" ET51 - 245/40-17 Bridgestone RE71R Click Here To Learn More
No spacers to clear BBK - More than enough clearance
Fenders rolled, not pulled, Tab bent but not relocated (racing class rules) - Set stock rear eccentrics to fully inboard and used aftermarket upper arm to pull back into alignment
Because I didn't want to relocate the tab, it took a pretty good amount of effort to get things to not rub and needed some self clearancing. I do rub the control arms on the inner barrels of the wheels up front. Could be resolved a few different ways but it's because of using my SPC joints all the way inboard. I'll probably install either the Baero offset bushings I have instead of the SPC joint or use steering rack limiters in the off season.
Thanks for that. I figure an 18x10.5 +65 in the rear and the same wheel with a 10mm spacer up front (effectively an 18x10.5 +55) with 265 tires will work on a stock fender s2k. Might even be able to squeeze 285s on there.