alloy spacers
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ive recently bought a blobeye wrx but think the alloys sit a little bit recessed. Before i change the suspension, am i going to have to dig deep and buy some larger wheels (17s on at the moment) or will spacers do the trick without effecting handling?
Any help would be brill, thanks
Any help would be brill, thanks
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I've been thinking this too, i've got a blobeye sti with 18" oz prodrive alloys, i wish the rears were a little wider, going to try 10mm spacers to see if it helps, otherwise its more money on new wheels.
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I've been wanting to do it for a while, i put coilovers on and lowered it which helped the look a lot, but its still not quite there and kind of bugs me a little! People keep saying to go for 5mm spacers but i dont think that will be enough. I,ll try and figure out how to put pics on to show you the before and after.
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just come across this - 20mm hubcentric space. ideal for the rear wheels
http://www.japspeed.co.uk/Subaru-Imp...acers/p-0-702/
http://www.japspeed.co.uk/Subaru-Imp...acers/p-0-702/
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