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Old Oct 31, 2010 | 06:06 PM
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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
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Old Oct 31, 2010 | 06:28 PM
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ET 48 to 53, if yours is a wrx it will be a pcd of 100, if its an STI then its 114.3 (MY05 onwards).

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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
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its a wrx and im looking at 18x8 in size and it dont have the brembos on just the 4 pot subaru so no lower than 46 and up to 53 cheers for that
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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
You will find that Prodrive did 2 ET's for their wheels, 46 being one, 52 being the other, and note that the standard wheels are ET53

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