STI BBS's on evo
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STI BBS's on evo
Someone got a link for this. Just as a second set of wheels I'm getting 17x8 STI BBS wheels. Any suggestions on spacers (15mm or 20mm)? Extended studs? I'm assuming after spacing the center boar won't matter.. But if so my buddy will boar them for free. No biggie.
Looking for everything I need done to run them properly.
Looking for everything I need done to run them properly.
Last edited by 5speedwtneed; Nov 14, 2011 at 09:00 PM.
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I had an sti and man are those wheels tough to clean! looks good though. have no information for though pertaining to the topic. sorry. post a picture though once you get them on. I am curious to see what they look like.
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You're going to need some major spacers, the offset of the stock STi wheels is something like +52 if I'm not mistaken. Just for reference, the OEM Enkei's are +38 and they're pretty tucked from the factory. Also, make sure they are 2005+ because the 2004 DID NOT use the same bolt pattern. (5x114)
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ARP extended studs. Would you trust them with your life lol?
ARP extended studs. Would you trust them with your life lol?
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ARP extended studs. Would you trust them with your life lol?
ARP extended studs. Would you trust them with your life lol?
you can get ichiba version 2 wheel spacers with studs already in place if you dont want to run extended studs + spacers.
http://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDeta...de=WS-5511467B
but honestly i would just get a set of wheels that fit better to save you the trouble.
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You should always be hub centric, even with spacers. (esp if racing on them) So get hub centric spacers. Is your friend gonna bore the wheel hub out with a die grinder or a mill? You may be able to get a custom set of spacers made that will fit with the different hub bores. You'll need spacers, extended studs and open ended lug nuts. I'd just buy a proper fitting set of wheels - 5Zigens are only around $750 new. Kind of a lot of work for only 8" wheels, especially if you're autoxing on them.