Replacement alloy needed what offset?
Hi guys,
Managed to hit a curb quite badly and buckled my alloy
I have been trying to source a replacement but ultimately need to know the correct offset??
My cars a 2003 sti newage
If the offset does differ would there be someway of finding this out off my alloys themselves
Thanks guys
Managed to hit a curb quite badly and buckled my alloy

I have been trying to source a replacement but ultimately need to know the correct offset??

My cars a 2003 sti newage
If the offset does differ would there be someway of finding this out off my alloys themselves
Thanks guys
Standard alloy or aftermarket?
If standard the PCD will be more important as later models have a PCD of 114.3x5, yours should be 100x5.
Also have you simply taken your wheel off, normally the offset is stamped on the rear, normally just two numbers on a spoke!
If standard the PCD will be more important as later models have a PCD of 114.3x5, yours should be 100x5.
Also have you simply taken your wheel off, normally the offset is stamped on the rear, normally just two numbers on a spoke!
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