20x10.5 Et +38 wheel recommendations?

[allgripnoslip]

I'm trying to find a specific size wheel, 20x10.5 ET +38 to fit my '15 GT, but I have only found 2 wheels that exist in that specific size. "Advan Racing GT" and
"Spec-1 Monotec SPM-75" wheels. The Advan's are superior to the Spec-1's in every way, but I'd rather have something lighter weight and maybe better looking. (I like the HRE FF01's look)

Does anyone have any recommendations for 20x10.5 +38 wheels? A 20x10.5 +37 would be acceptable also.
Any online places I should try searching?

Thanks.

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[Shouldhavegotthegt]

I've seen guys running Niche wheels 20x10.5 et30 with no issues. Super flush. So you've got room a on square setup to look at other brands. I think et35 is just about perfect on a 10.5 wheel.

 

[allgripnoslip]

Not with 305/30/20's in front. My front tires are threading the needle between my fender and coilover. +37 or +38 will keep my 305's away from my springs while still barely staying under my fender on compression.

 

[Shouldhavegotthegt]

Ferrada and Verde Axis makes a 20x10.5 et38

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

The 10.5 you want to run as close to a 30 as possible so that Et 38 plus a 5 mm worst case upfront.

 

[allgripnoslip]

Ferrada and Verde Axis makes a 20x10.5 et38

Thank you. That's exactly what I was looking for. Those Ferrada's look perfect (other than price) but I could only find the Verde's with +25, +27, +30, +42 and +45mm offsets.

A set of Ferrada FR2's or FR3's might be in my future.

The 10.5 you want to run as close to a 30 as possible so that Et 38 plus a 5 mm worst case upfront.

Right now I'm running a 20x10.5 +45 with a 7mm spacer. I'm wanting to remove the spacer.

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

(I like the HRE FF01's look) Thanks.

Hey if you like our wheels we do have a 20x10.5 ET45 fitment. Just slap on a 7-8mm spacer and call it a day! You get the wheel style that you like with minimal hassle

If you want to go REALLY light, then I have even more options to consider too.

EDIT:

Right now I'm running a 20x10.5 +45 with a 7mm spacer. I'm wanting to remove the spacer.

Sorry bud, just saw this part after I commented.

 

[allgripnoslip]

If you want to go REALLY light, then I have even more options to consider too.

Lighter is always better so of course I want to go really light. The only problem is it makes my wallet really light.
Idealy I'd like to be under $500/wheel but could stretch to $600/wheel if the weight was better.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Thank you. That's exactly what I was looking for. Those Ferrada's look perfect (other than price) but I could only find the Verde's with +25, +27, +30, +42 and +45mm offsets.

A set of Ferrada FR2's or FR3's might be in my future.




Right now I'm running a 20x10.5 +45 with a 7mm spacer. I'm wanting to remove the spacer.

Ya you should be good then easily. Im a flush fit type of guy so the ET 30 always has been a good setup for me.

 

[aex90832]

et30?

Ya you should be good then easily. Im a flush fit type of guy so the ET 30 always has been a good setup for me.

Are you saying 20x10.5 ET 30 will be fine in the rear and not poke out from the fender (assuming with a 305/30R20 tire)?

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

Are you saying 20x10.5 ET 30 will be fine in the rear and not poke out from the fender (assuming with a 305/30R20 tire)?

I've done a bunch of 20x10.5 ET 30 applications it works just fine, dead flush min poke, however widest tire being used without using a ton of camber is a 275/35/20 and or a 285/35/20

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