18"ulta lite ES941 wheels on classic bricking it
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18"ulta lite ES941 wheels on classic bricking it
i have just ordered a set of these in 18" 215/35/18,great deal
they have a 42mm offset and are 7.5" wide
will these fit on my 94 4 door,they have not arrived yet and im bricking it they will catch
anyone got any advice on this,the car is not lowered but i plan on dropping it 35mm
they have a 42mm offset and are 7.5" wide
will these fit on my 94 4 door,they have not arrived yet and im bricking it they will catch
anyone got any advice on this,the car is not lowered but i plan on dropping it 35mm
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tsl who i got them from said they would be fine,so did scoobyworld
but i had a look through the forums and everyone says 45-50 is best(i was getting a bit concerned)
cheers mate
but i had a look through the forums and everyone says 45-50 is best(i was getting a bit concerned)
cheers mate
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tsl said they were fine,so did scooby world,they say they are onlymade to fit impreza's
dont want to go anywhere near the whole rolled arches thing
anyone got these wheels on there car so i can see a picture?
dont want to go anywhere near the whole rolled arches thing
anyone got these wheels on there car so i can see a picture?
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http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ght=ultralites
the first picture mate should be the ultralites , they are the best lookin scoob wheels i have seen
the first picture mate should be the ultralites , they are the best lookin scoob wheels i have seen
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The std offset is ET55 or 53, our P1 option wheel had to be an ET53 to package properly so an ET42 wheel would be like fitting an 11mm spacer............
Following a recent thread on 215/35x18 tyres falling apart on an Impreza, what load rating are the tyres as 84 is not enough for an Impreza?
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Following a recent thread on 215/35x18 tyres falling apart on an Impreza, what load rating are the tyres as 84 is not enough for an Impreza?
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17" ET43's on mine just mean front wheel bearings must be replaced every year/18 months But you'll need to roll the arches or run agressive camber to not foul at least the rear.
Personally, I rate 18" wheels on the classic to be rubbish - they ruin the ride quality, probably due to tyre profiles?
Personally, I rate 18" wheels on the classic to be rubbish - they ruin the ride quality, probably due to tyre profiles?
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