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munjah 06-21-2012 08:22 PM

2004 sti rims on frs/brz
 
hi everyone.. tried the search feature, no luck...just wondering if anyone has the 2004 sti bbs rims mounted on theyre frs/brz..im running the same setup and used the stock wheel nuts.. im wondering if thats ok..any insight would be greatly appreciated. sorry for the noobish question :s thnk you for your time!

thermobox 06-21-2012 08:46 PM

Yep, your good. The BBS used factory style nuts that are the same as the FR-S/BRZ nuts.

munjah 06-21-2012 11:01 PM

oooo thats good too hear...thank you so much! thanks for your time!

Laika 06-22-2012 12:01 AM

I had PMed a member on here that said he had two sets of these and I was trying to see if I could buy a set off him. He explained that they would require 5mm spacers. Now that I know a little bit more I can reasonably assume that those wheels have an offset of 53mm and stock is at 48mm. A gentleman from one of the tuning companies on this forum put the stock WRX wheels on the BRZ and from what I understood the car isn't really drivable as is. The front wheel has a 1/8th inch gap between the strut.

BlaineWasHere 06-22-2012 05:30 PM

Don't need spacers. A few FR-S/BRZ already out there with 11/12 WRX wheels/tires which are same as 04 STi wheels.

However you could run 5mm spacers if you wanted too...

sickmint79 06-22-2012 05:40 PM

unfortunately those were not as light as i was hoping when i first took a look at this

munjah 06-22-2012 07:18 PM

hmm been driving for about a week now, so far so good.. the fit with the front shock is close..but not rubbing.. just worried about the wheel nuts if anything, but ive been re-torquing the wheel nuts down occasionally and they dont seem to have loosened at all.. lol 53 offset doesnt exactly make for a flush fit, but atleast i dont have to drive with those stock wheels anymore..:thumbsup:

JACK 8URT0N 06-22-2012 07:19 PM

Here's a shitty chop i did a while back.

http://i.imgur.com/tgSoD.jpg

NOBROWS 06-23-2012 12:35 AM

i thought sti s where 5x114.3

m.box.design 06-23-2012 12:38 AM

2004-2005 STi rims were 5x100.

OrbitalEllipses 06-23-2012 12:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by indesign (Post 273914)
2004-2005 STi rims were 5x100.

Incorrect; ONLY 2004 STI BBS wheels are 5*100. Furthermore they are 17*7.5 +53 versus wider 17*8 +53 that come on later years.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laika (Post 271714)
I had PMed a member on here that said he had two sets of these and I was trying to see if I could buy a set off him. He explained that they would require 5mm spacers. Now that I know a little bit more I can reasonably assume that those wheels have an offset of 53mm and stock is at 48mm. A gentleman from one of the tuning companies on this forum put the stock WRX wheels on the BRZ and from what I understood the car isn't really drivable as is. The front wheel has a 1/8th inch gap between the strut.

That would have been me. I still don't have my car so I can't verify the spacers, but you are correct; they are 53mm offset versus the stock 48mm. Using the 1010tires calculator I figured it would reduce inboard clearance by about 11mm, which is kind of a lot. The gentleman below reports not having problems, so while it may be "tight" it might still be "right". I'll get back to you about whether or not I'm selling them, if you're still interested.


Quote:

Originally Posted by munjah (Post 273503)
hmm been driving for about a week now, so far so good.. the fit with the front shock is close..but not rubbing.. just worried about the wheel nuts if anything, but ive been re-torquing the wheel nuts down occasionally and they dont seem to have loosened at all.. lol 53 offset doesnt exactly make for a flush fit, but atleast i dont have to drive with those stock wheels anymore..:thumbsup:


Laika 06-23-2012 12:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses (Post 273917)


That would have been me. I still don't have my car so I can't verify the spacers, but you are correct; they are 53mm offset versus the stock 48mm. Using the 1010tires calculator I figured it would reduce inboard clearance by about 11mm, which is kind of a lot. The gentleman below reports not having problems, so while it may be "tight" it might still be "right". I'll get back to you about whether or not I'm selling them, if you're still interested.

I remembered it was you, I just didn't want everyone blowing up your PM box trying to buy the wheels in case I still want them ;)

OrbitalEllipses 06-23-2012 12:47 AM

Just saying, they're classy as fuck ;)

dori. 06-23-2012 03:54 PM

+53.... sheeeeit

I'd rock them if they were free/cheap, otherwise...


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