alloys will they fit??pic request

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cbarry

Sunday Drivers
pictures request and info plz lads

it there any 1 running miss match size wheels on there subaru??

when i was that i mean for example 7 j 16 on front and 8.5 j 16 on the rear??

cab it be done any affect on diff's transfer box and so on??





also what's the widest rim and lowest offset some one has on with out arch work??

will 9j et15 fit my rears??pictures if you have wheels fitted close to there sizes



thanks for info
 
Altezza-Dan said:
not good for the diff as far as i know
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im looking for definite answer man dont want to be going away spending mad money on rims to find out they will do more harm than good when ive them bought.cheers for the reply all the same :thumbsup:

any 1 else????????/
 
my understanding of it is... as for the rear diff both wheels must be matching. same goes for the front diff..

ask davelegacy.. he will know for sure.
 
even a slightly differny size tyre on one wheel can fu*k up the diff an stuff..

subaru will not cover an damages caused by this stuff under warrenty.

fact.
 
Hey Guys what about different tyres I have a set of Nexum N3000 on the front and a set of Eagle F1 on the back they are the same size many thanks John Lewis.
 
Tyres wont make a difference as long as the wheels are the same size.
 
John L. said:
Hey Guys what about different tyres I have a set of Nexum N3000 on the front and a set of Eagle F1 on the back they are the same size many thanks John Lewis.
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has been a problem in the past.. diffs shittin them selves an stuff.

again down to the owner...
 
Turbo Tony said:
John L. said:
Hey Guys what about different tyres I have a set of Nexum N3000 on the front and a set of Eagle F1 on the back they are the same size many thanks John Lewis.
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has been a problem in the past.. diffs shittin them selves an stuff.

again down to the owner...
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Disregard this advice
 
tyre size does make a difference

wheels have to be the same size and tyres have to be the same size
 
Different tyre types will also make a difference, different compounds provide different grip levels so stickier tyres will put strain on the diffs.. It may or may not be enough to cause any serious damage but it will have an effect..

Just like different alloy types will have an effect caused by different weights or like a sticky piston would cause damage also..
 
B4 soon said:
Turbo Tony said:
John L. said:
Hey Guys what about different tyres I have a set of Nexum N3000 on the front and a set of Eagle F1 on the back they are the same size many thanks John Lewis.
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has been a problem in the past.. diffs shittin them selves an stuff.

again down to the owner...
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Disregard this advice
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or dont.. :angry1:

clearly robbies post above confirms what i said,
he just did it in more detail...

@ b4 soon, i would prefer if you could retract your post
as its clearly bull sh*t...
 
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