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Old 05-29-2019, 02:04 PM   #15
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Can u get rpf1 in the size ur looking for? That's pretty much the gold standard for light and strong wheels for small to mid wheels.

Not really. As you can see, this is my DD wheel. Don't want to spend too much. Wife is also getting impatient. She wants a new SUV for her. The request is not unreasonable because our current SUV is getting old. Cannot sell the old SUV either b/c it is reserved for daughter. So I might sell BRZ in near future. Don't want to put too much money now.
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Can u get rpf1 in the size ur looking for? That's pretty much the gold standard for light and strong wheels for small to mid wheels.
They are $230 per wheel in 16x7 +35 which fits great and is super light. I have them on my car.

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Old 05-29-2019, 02:12 PM   #17
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A 10mm spacer would push the wheels out to a more aesthetically pleasing location, but be sure to replace your studs with longer aftermarket ones to deal with the extra length needed.

Shouldn't 5mm spacer be closer to OE specs? Any link for such spacers and lug bolts?


This is getting more complicated. If I simply ignore the offset difference, what is the negative consequence? Wrong alignment? bad handling? Man, I really want those Australian OE 16 inch wheels.
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They are $230 per wheel in 16x7 +35 which fits great and is super light. I have them on my car.

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Thanks. So your wheel will poke out by 13mm each side. You don't need to do anything else and it won't cause any problems? That is great.
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Thanks. So your wheel will poke out by 13mm each side. You don't need to do anything else and it won't cause any problems? That is great.
Here, check out these calculators. It will help you visualize what can be done.

https://www.ft86motorsports.com/wheelitfit/

https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/


Tire rack has 81 to choose from in a 16x7 5x100 bolt pattern


https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/resu...5&autoModClar=


Just add the 205/55 R16 tires and you're done.
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Thanks. So your wheel will poke out by 13mm each side. You don't need to do anything else and it won't cause any problems? That is great.
Looks like this (slightly lowered, but I had them at stock height too).

You don't need anything else.



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I looked around on tire rack. This is the best wheel for this size. Looks really nice too.


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Looks like this (slightly lowered, but I had them at stock height too).

You don't need anything else.



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Old 05-29-2019, 04:01 PM   #22
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If you want cheaper than rpf1, i like enkei ekm3. $165 a wheel in 17x7. It's a bbs LM knockoff. Ekm3 are my winters. 18x8 for summer.
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I use my BRZ for DD. Some of the roads I travel daily have bad pavement. So I am looking for a bit more ride comfort and possibly lighter weight.
I did the same thing for the same reasons.

Cost, weight, ride quality, and aesthetics were my
priorities. I went with the Konig Oversteer in 16" x 7.5"
They're not crazy light or glamorous but I still like them.
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I'll be selling my Enkeis with Blizzaks soon btw...

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Konig Oversteer in 16" x 7.5"

These seem like the best value out there for 16's...lighter than OEM, perfect width for a 225/50 tire, good looking, and affordable.
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If you wanna go rare OEM look, go with these Subaru wheels. It's not easy to find, but pretty nice looking.
whoa... what's with all that tape??? track day?
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autox i guess. Simple mod to protect paint from cones.
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autox i guess. Simple mod to protect paint from cones.
That's my guess as well. I just found that on Wheel Directory.
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