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put some standard subaru ones on it , they do last , a lot of after market stuff as above take wheels off twice they look poor , the only decent ones i found were made of aluminium but appear a bit of a one off as i’ve seen none since
put some standard subaru ones on it , they do last , a lot of after market stuff as above take wheels off twice they look poor , the only decent ones i found were made of aluminium but appear a bit of a one off as i’ve seen none since
ive seen the sti ones but @ £130 a set i would rather not lol
I've got black Muteki ones; they rusted immediately. Don't buy any titanium types, I had them on from Japan, and they strip really easily. You pay for what you get!
I've got black Muteki ones; they rusted immediately. Don't buy any titanium types, I had them on from Japan, and they strip really easily. You pay for what you get!
i would have thought the muteki ones would be the best of the aftermarket ones
I have had 2 sets of the blue ebay ones,they look good until you have taken them off once/twice then all the anodise starts coming off,il stick with steel/silver next ones I buy
put some standard subaru ones on it , they do last , a lot of after market stuff as above take wheels off twice they look poor , the only decent ones i found were made of aluminium but appear a bit of a one off as i’ve seen none since
IM parts (Subaru UK) had some on their ebay site earlier in the year really cheap.
If you are running aftermarket wheels then standard wheel nuts might not have the clearance against the alloy to get a socket on to remove or put them on Tuner wheel nuts will be needed