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Old 15 September 2017, 11:14 AM
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Default Will evo 8 turini's fit a widetrack

just wanted to know if i wont have any issues with the center bore or anything else. they are 18 x 8j with a et35 will they fit over brembos and would i need longer bolts or anything else??
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Evos come with brembo's aswell I think

Should be straight on I reckon
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will look well on a widetrack
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Different cb size. You'll need spigot rings to fit the Evo 8 wheels.

56.1 > 67.1
Old 17 September 2017, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by BBB3
will look well on a widetrack
bought the wheels just need a Widetrack to go with them!
Old 17 September 2017, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Wull
Different cb size. You'll need spigot rings to fit the Evo 8 wheels.

56.1 > 67.1
ah really? Where can i get these and will i need longer studs or anything else?
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Originally Posted by nufctoon
ah really? Where can i get these and will i need longer studs or anything else?


That should be 67.1>56.1

There's online shops that can supply spigot rings of most if not all siz s.

The CB of the Evo 8 is 67.1 and the Impreza is 56.1


The current wheelnuts you have will be fine and should do the trick, only difference between the Evo and Impreza nuts is the pitch but as you are fitting the Evo wheels to the Scooby you can just use the existing nuts.
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Originally Posted by Wull
That should be 67.1>56.1

There's online shops that can supply spigot rings of most if not all siz s.

The CB of the Evo 8 is 67.1 and the Impreza is 56.1


The current wheelnuts you have will be fine and should do the trick, only difference between the Evo and Impreza nuts is the pitch but as you are fitting the Evo wheels to the Scooby you can just use the existing nuts.
thanks for your help mate truly grateful

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160526455863

would these be good or could you recommend any. Particular ones? Cant find any aluminium ones
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Originally Posted by nufctoon
bought the wheels just need a Widetrack to go with them!
made my day
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I'd get them from here


https://www.performancealloys.com/sp...1&HubSize=56.1
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Originally Posted by ZANY
made my day
such is life bro!
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Originally Posted by Wull
thanks mate saved me the ball ache and tension
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-X-67-1-5...AAAOxyY9VRP0o0
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
hi mate would aluminium ones be better and are these safe and ok to use would you say?
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Makes no difference at all. I've used plastic spigot rings for the last 10 years with no issues at all.
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
Makes no difference at all. I've used plastic spigot rings for the last 10 years with no issues at all.
Have you used these exact ones?
any lug nuts you could recommend me too?
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No, haven't got those exact ones. Purchased mine from the seller in the link below. But are essentially the same thing.


https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/funky_rims


Do you need longer nuts?
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
Do you need longer nuts?
not too sure if i would? Just wanted to make sure when i put them on everything is right
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As they age, your nuts will generally get longer anyhow. So don't worry too much.


Put the wheel on using the nuts you have, do them up correctly. If the wheel wobbles, take it off again and buy longer nuts.


I'd be amazed if you need longer nuts.
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
As they age, your nuts will generally get longer anyhow. So don't worry too much.

You got saggy nuts bro
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Not speaking from experience I should add.
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LOL! Thanks for the advice on my ageing long nuts much appreciated
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Only get concerned if your ball joints are longer than your dipstick!
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Right what sized tyres would be best?
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235 40 18
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225/40/18 as you may get rubbing with a 235 tyre and need to roll your arches.
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225 part how wide they are? And a 45 profile be too thick?
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Update:
Just gone out to check on mine and they are 225 40 18 thought they were 235
my apologies and they are 8.75j wide so would be bang on for 8j drive is perfect no rubbing no arch mods sat on pink sti adj legs might be good weather 2moz I'll put pick up now it's sat proper
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Yeh put up a pic if you could please i ideally wanted more tyre wall just for that little more safety and comfort. Not going to slam it or lower it loads anyhow
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Originally Posted by nufctoon
Yeh put up a pic if you could please i ideally wanted more tyre wall just for that little more safety and comfort. Not going to slam it or lower it loads anyhow
Will do soon as might just wash it today



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