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Old 28 December 2006, 12:28 AM
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right at the minute i have some ace alloys on my wrx classic, but when i have a full car goin round some corners they rub the archs, im going to upgrade to some bk racing alloys, which are available in et35 or et50 which would be better for my car? and i think there 7j and having 215 40 17s on
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Best bet is to try and find out what the ET on the standard classic wheel is (afraid I don't know) and try to match it. For what it's worth though, the smaller the ET number the further out the wheel will go. With a small enough ET you may find the wheel protruding beyond the arches, though it would have to be smaller than 35 I'd have thought. With too large an ET you may find the wheel rubs on the inside of the wheel arch?
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hello,

the stock rim, 7x16 ET 53, you will be fine with ET 50

I have superlegera 7x17 ET48, used to have 215/40/17 but now I have 205/45/17 and have no problems.
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