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reemer6874 03-03-2010 06:25 PM

offset
 
I drive an 05 wrx wagon and i was thinking about getting new wheels on it but there is the issue with what offset i should get. I've heard different things about different offsets wasting bearings and axles and suspension components, but different people say different things about it. I have heard that you should never go less than 48, is that true and what would you recommend offset-wise?

Honest_Bob 03-03-2010 06:58 PM

Sweet car! :)

It all depends on what size wheels, tires, and suspension you are looking at running.

I have intentions on doing some track days so I wanted to fit something decently wide under my car. For instance I am running a 17X9 +42 with a 245/40/17 tire, which required rolling the rear fenders, proper coilover setup, and a good alignment with some negative camber. It all adds up pretty quick. Wheel bearings wearing faster may be true, but I havent seen it. They are wear items after all. :)

reemer6874 03-03-2010 07:11 PM

I bought the car about 7 months ago with 18" adr sukodu wheels on it but they come in two different offset options 42 or 48. Either way im getting new ones cause i dont really like them.

reemer6874 03-03-2010 07:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Honest_Bob (Post 1665465)
Sweet car! :)

It all depends on what size wheels, tires, and suspension you are looking at running.

I have intentions on doing some track days so I wanted to fit something decently wide under my car. For instance I am running a 17X9 +42 with a 245/40/17 tire, which required rolling the rear fenders, proper coilover setup, and a good alignment with some negative camber. It all adds up pretty quick. Wheel bearings wearing faster may be true, but I havent seen it. They are wear items after all. :)

well its my DD so i dont wanna do anything too extreme with it yet...and i kno wheel bearings are a normal wear item but i was under the assumption that it would speed up the wear on them when compared to stock


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