So thinking about getting some wheels. Interested in how the Tsw Portier looks.
18x10.5 +27 -rear.
18x9.5 +39 -front.
Give me any comments on what body work needs to be done to fit these. Kinda going towards "herrafrush" but I do enjoy pushing my s2 here and there so let me know if I should just go with this set up or just get them all in 18x9 +30. I don't know really. Just want to hear what you guys have to say. And for tires I don't want them to be stretched rubber bands. Some modest stretch but that's it.

 

This'll likely be moved to the Wheel & Tire forum, but consult the Fitment Guide and post in that thread if your questions aren't answered in that first post.

Good luck! That will be a very, very difficult fitment with some pretty extensive bodywork, especially if you aren't stretching tires.

 

Thank you for the quick reply, and I appreciate the redirection.

 

Well several things come to mind, but for starters the rear 10.5 +27 is over the top aggressive for fitment of anything short of a 40mm over fender. There is no amount of camber and stretched tires that will make that fitment work on stock/modded fenders, or even a typical 25mm ASM over fender, so be prepared to go with something like a J's 40mm rear over fender or custom. The fronts you could probably roll/flair out flat enough with a lot of camber and a 245 to make work, or do the 30mm DF front fenders.

9 +30 will stick out 2mm more then the 9.5 +39 up front, and 22mm less than the 10.5 option in the rear.

The 265/35 is as narrow a tire as you would reasonably want to go on a 10.5" and the 285/30 fits so much nicer.

 

You'd need a widebody like junky said. These don't fit on a stock bodied S2000 if you even remotely enjoy driving your car spritedly. Sure you could run 215's stretched and -6 camber but to me thats not what "fitting" means.

 

I was actually thinking about going with the spoon rear fenders and possibly spoon or js from fenders. Thank you for the insight everyone.

 

They may be doable then. Still aggressive but you can at least run decent tire sizes.

 

Wide body costs just to fit cheap TSW wheels. Not computing in my head. Go with the wide stuff and pick a better wheel for yourself!

 

It does seem like a lot of work to make something fit on the car. If I can help with the tires let me know.

 

I mean, tsw are not "that" cheap. More reputable than xxrs. And I'll keep in touch about best tire size combination.