Will these fit my widetrack impreza
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Will these fit my widetrack impreza
Hi all putting car back on road and was thinking of a fresh look would these fit?
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F124106401771
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F124106401771
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Great trolling fail! hahaha
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Yikes. Sounds like you need a dehumidifier set up and running inside the car to get all the moisture out and loads of silica bags thrown around the interior too. Get it cleaned and drive it for a couple of weeks to get it warm and dried out.
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I have 18inch 9.5 and et 38 rotas on my widetrack and I had to get the rear end lifted as the arches were cutting into my tyres but all good now, I don’t have more than my missus who is 8 stone odd and my 2 year old child in the car though.
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no mate going more towards 17” and 8j max don’t want to mess with the suspension or the bodywork
if I’m lucky I’ll get white again
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were you on coil overs?
Thx for your input
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Assuming you had 7.5J - 8J before was there a noticable difference when going wider?
Cheers
Edit: Found the pics here: https://www.scoobynet.com/members-gallery-5/1060667-2005-sti.html
Last edited by Kaosone; 15 March 2020 at 02:27 AM.
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Good to hear!
Years ago I ran 18"s in white on my blob. Don't think there was any arch work needed but I was running BC Coilies so not sure if that meant I could go bigger then what stock suspension would allow.
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17’s & 18’s end up with the same tyre diameter overall. When you gain an 1” of wheel you lose 0.5” of tyre profile (from all around, so 0.5” from both sides of the wheel ).
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Wasn't sure if I miss read it on this tread or another someone said they struggled with 18s on stock suspension. I never had that combo on my blob so I think I just over thought it. Didn't want anyone to read what I put and then try it to then find it didn't work for them. However the other factor is width.
I always assumed the newage cars were fine with 18s.
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Completely agree mate.
Wasn't sure if I miss read it on this tread or another someone said they struggled with 18s on stock suspension. I never had that combo on my blob so I think I just over thought it. Didn't want anyone to read what I put and then try it to then find it didn't work for them. However the other factor is width.
I always assumed the newage cars were fine with 18s.
Wasn't sure if I miss read it on this tread or another someone said they struggled with 18s on stock suspension. I never had that combo on my blob so I think I just over thought it. Didn't want anyone to read what I put and then try it to then find it didn't work for them. However the other factor is width.
I always assumed the newage cars were fine with 18s.
XXR 527 alloys (plenty on eBay for £450 - £500 a set new come in 18” x 8.75” with an offset of ET35 & I believe these also fit without mods however you may need to stretch the tyres to get the edge of the tread under the arch (which seems a bit pointless to me as what’s the point in having wider wheels if you don’t have wider tyres?
Interested to gear from anyone if wider is noticably better , going 8J all round is another couple of inches & who doesn't want that.
Last edited by Kaosone; 18 March 2020 at 02:42 PM.
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yes mate all is well should be up and running in next few weeks
seen the wheels I want to buy just hope they don’t sell before weekend 17’s in pearl white
lookout for some pre summer indirect bargains to be coming muuuuch cheaper than BN Europe
need to clear my shed to make space for the bbs’s goat loads of stuff to clear
seen the wheels I want to buy just hope they don’t sell before weekend 17’s in pearl white
lookout for some pre summer indirect bargains to be coming muuuuch cheaper than BN Europe
need to clear my shed to make space for the bbs’s goat loads of stuff to clear
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