Does anyone know off hand what the 2000 OBW Ltd bolt pattern is? I know it's 5 bolts but my wife has the car at work and i found a good deal on a set of 17" wheels.
Oh, and does anyone know how to change the little tag under your name?
Thanks, Lucas
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Does anyone know the bolt pattern?
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MNawd
, May 28 2005 07:29 AM
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Posted 28 May 2005 - 08:04 AM
Should be 5x100, but not sure of the offset on your car.
As for the text, I believe it's 350 posts or a donation. Someone might be able to correct me on that.
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As for the text, I believe it's 350 posts or a donation. Someone might be able to correct me on that.
-Heikki
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Posted 28 May 2005 - 01:41 PM
BE VERY WARY of the wheel offset. Subaru rims have a high offset, and you want something in the +45-50mm range for 17x7 rims. Close as possible to 50mm.
Less than that are you going to run into wheel arch rubbing problems and your steering and handling will not be optimal.
Less than that are you going to run into wheel arch rubbing problems and your steering and handling will not be optimal.
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Posted 30 May 2005 - 12:06 PM
BE VERY WARY of the wheel offset. Subaru rims have a high offset, and you want something in the +45-50mm range for 17x7 rims. Close as possible to 50mm.
Less than that are you going to run into wheel arch rubbing problems and your steering and handling will not be optimal.
Interesting. Thanks. The wheels im looking at are stock off of a 2005 OBW. Do you know the offset of those stock rims? Thanks for the insight.
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