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Craig Mac21 10 August 2005 06:52 PM

HELP PLEASE
 
Guys n Gals

Looking to buy either 18 or 19" rims for my 05 Sti WR Blue

Can make up my mind not sure what will fit over the brakes etc

What size tyres to go with

Anyone with Pictures etc please drop me a line

What looks good and what dont?

Cheers

Craig

Craig Mac21 11 August 2005 06:56 AM

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18" or 19"

What tyres so it dont rub?

Someone?

JohnS 11 August 2005 09:25 AM

In 18", the Prodrive PFF7s are probably your best bet. Light, strong, easy to clean and look good. There are replicas out there, but not sure of the quality.

Stick to 225/40x18 or 225/35x19. There aren't the same issue with rubbing that there were with the classics - Prodrive ensured that basic design was capable of accomodating usefule tyre sizes without problems.

Craig Mac21 11 August 2005 09:33 AM

John

Thank you for that input so i am pretty safe going for 19" then they should fit over the Brembos ok?

What about the offset? What should i be looking at there some say anything between 40 to 55?

Any ideas?

Craig

JohnS 11 August 2005 11:16 AM

Craig,

not. Not all 19s will clear the Brembo calipers, as it depends a lot on the design of the spokes. There's a thread here that lists all the wheel known to clear the Brembo calipers:

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=448097

They don't list the PFF7s, but they are available for 05 model with the larger PCD.

The SSR GT7-H is very similar to the PFF7 design, but in a 19 inch rim. Have a lok on the www.tirerack.com website, enter your cars details and you can see how each design looks on your car.

John

Craig Mac21 12 August 2005 02:16 PM

John

I have tried a few places looking for the pff7 in 19" however no joy

Any Idea?

Craig

~~ Cal ~~ 14 August 2005 01:14 PM

If I were you I'd run with 18's and save yourself some money on rubber at the same time :) PFF7' are the way forward IMHO

:)

JohnS 15 August 2005 09:23 AM

PFF7s are only available in 18"

There are similar designs available in 19", but as Cal says, I'd stick with 18s in terms of ride quality, looks, costs etc.


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