[Toyota 6 lug conversion help?]

Thank you! It helps a lot!

[Toyota 6 lug conversion help?]

On the wheels I prefer the early Toyota rims, the later ones have too deep dished, they stick out to far

 

This redrill hubs. http://www.sjrlift.com/index.php/catalog/misc/hub-4-to-6-pattern-detail

 

This lift. http://www.sjrlift.com/index.php/catalog/lift-kits/0-4-lift-ea81-detail

[What wheels should I get?]

What's up everyone, In the near future I am going to drill my hubs for the toyota 6 lug conversion. Any suggestion for wheels? Thanks!(for a 1983 Subaru GL 2 door hatch.)

[Toyota 6 lug conversion help?]

What's up everyone! I have an 83 subie GL hatchback 2 door, and the first mod I want to do to it is get bigger tires. The cheapest and most effective way is to drill 4 holes to make it fit toyota 6 lug wheels. Any suggestions for wheels/ liftkits? Any help would be great thanks!

[Toyota 6 lug conversion help?]

What's up everyone! I have an 83 subie GL hatchback 2 door, and the first mod I want to do to it is get bigger tires. The cheapest and most effective way is to drill 4 holes to make it fit toyota 6 lug wheels. Any suggestions for wheels/ liftkits? Any help would be great thanks!

[1983 2 door GL]

Haha that's awesome I might do it

[1983 2 door GL]

 

2x8's are cheap and readily available. If it looks this good on a $18000 Vanagon Syncro it would be fantastic on your rig! Treat with some Thompsons to protect your investment. Avoid earth to wood contact to reduce risk of termites. Good luck!

[1983 2 door GL]

my project car is a 1983 Subaru GL 2 door, and my plans are to lift it, put bigger tires on, a snorkel and a bull bar, and maybe a new back bumper to start. If anybody has an idea of the least expensive parts etc that would be great. I am 16 and I love these old subi's and plan on making mine suitable for many adventures to come. Thanks for any help!