off set?
any one know whats the offset on an 05 blobeye pcd100 they seem to range from 35 to 50 something and i read somewhere that it affects the handling all very complecated this buying alloys you just used to buy them and stick them on
My limit would be ET45 which is common in the Team Dynamics range and Inovite offerings. The Prodrive PWRC1's are the lowest offset of the OEM/Prodrive range at ET46 in STi fitment.
Wheel width makes a big difference also as it's not always obvious in some adverts. 17x7 ET48 for example will almost certainly foul brembo calipers where as 17x7.5ET48 will 9/10 clear
Wheel width makes a big difference also as it's not always obvious in some adverts. 17x7 ET48 for example will almost certainly foul brembo calipers where as 17x7.5ET48 will 9/10 clear
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My limit would be ET45 which is common in the Team Dynamics range and Inovite offerings. The Prodrive PWRC1's are the lowest offset of the OEM/Prodrive range at ET46 in STi fitment.
Wheel width makes a big difference also as it's not always obvious in some adverts. 17x7 ET48 for example will almost certainly foul brembo calipers where as 17x7.5ET48 will 9/10 clear 
Wheel width makes a big difference also as it's not always obvious in some adverts. 17x7 ET48 for example will almost certainly foul brembo calipers where as 17x7.5ET48 will 9/10 clear 

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