soupdragon

Anyone got any idea what pcd and offset i need to get for an 07 wrx please

53

iTrader: (41)

PDC is 5x100 as for the offset it depends on wheel size and whether you have or intend to run bigger brakes.

soupdragon

no just standard seen a set of pff7 on ebay says

Metal Type: Aluminium Tyre Type: All-Weather
Rim Width: 8J Tyre Width: 225
Rim Diameter: 18 inches Aspect Ratio: 40
Offset: 50 Load Index: 91
Number of Studs: 5 Speed Rating: Y: max 186 mph
Stud Diameter: 100 Tyre Manufacturer: Goodyear
Rim Manufacturer: Speedline
Rim Structure: One Piece

would they fit thanks for help

53

iTrader: (41)

If they are 5x100 and genuine Prodrive pff7 they will be fine.

Black-Hawk

iTrader: (4)

Mine are 5x100 and think the offset is ET35.

53

iTrader: (41)

Your brave if it is

soupdragon

Thx alot got just paid for them pff7s in gold 18" just cant wait to get them on the car now

jasonius

iTrader: (1)

ET38 is too low, especially with an 8J wheel..!

The wheel will sit too far 'out' IMHO..

On my 05 wrx (basically the same car in this department) I'm running 18x8J 48ET with 225/40's and they're just about right..

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Black-Hawk

iTrader: (4)

Got the pcd correct anyway

53

iTrader: (41)

dantastic

I dont think you have 5x100 stud pattern i think my07 cars have 5x114 stud pattern they changed in 2005.

corradoboy

STi's got the 5x114 PCD to allow larger, stronger hubs to cope with the RE070 tyres; WRX stayed at 5x100 and the RE070's killed my humble WRX hubs

rigga

iTrader: (4)

Hawkeye wrx from 06 onwards still run the same pcd as classics 5x100,only the sti 05 onwards went to 114

I have hawkeye rims on my myoo wagon

dantastic

Sorry guys, i should have paid more attention to the original post, i overlooked the wrx bit.

fpan

iTrader: (11)

How did this happen?! Are the RE070 so sticky that they put that much stress on the hubs? I am thinking of putting Toyos R888 on my WRX wagon would that be OK?