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2004 STi BBS fitment?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Accessories & Modifications' started by rikshaman, Jun 18, 2008.

  1. rikshaman

    rikshaman New Member

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    Hey guys,
    I know this is my first post. But i am in a bind! I have a WRX which is being worked on. Dilemna.
    I have 16x 6.5 inch wrx wheels that i need to swap with a friend who lives in sacramento(100 miles away)
    I am trading them for 17x7.5 5x100 Sti wheels that have 235 size tires on them. The car is full of people and i have no way of transporting the rims inside.
    Would i be able to mount the Wrx wheels on my prius, drive 100 miles,
    trade for sti wheels, remount them and drive back safely?
    THanks!
     
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    What i meant to ask is. would 235s rub constantly. FYI car will be empty on the drive back.
     
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    make sure the wheels are hubcentric and have the correct offset...as far as rubbing, with a full car load it will most likely rub
     
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    Hi rikshaman, welcome to PriusChat! :welcome:
    I don't know enough about WRX wheel offsets to give you a decent answer. I do know that 235s will clobber your milage.

    And people have read your message.
     
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    the wheels are +52 offset
    do not know if they are hubcentric
     
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    yea u cant bolt the wheels on if they arent hubcentric LOL
     
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    Thanks Bill!
    Yeah ive been loving my prius in these last few months! 91 octane requirement wrx FTL. i know my mileage will suffer, but i plan on only shuttling these wheels back home, and putting the stockers back on the prius.
    While my wrx has been down i have been taking the prius on wrx club drives and whatnot.
    It handles quite well with VSC turned off :)
     
  9. V8Cobrakid

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    you should be fine. you have a really large offset with those new tires. they will stick out farther... like mine.. and like the 18's they sell in L.A.


    there is 1 dilemma... they have to be 40 hight ratio or your speedo will clock wrong. if it's over 50, they may not fit clear in the front.

    i would install a front tire first, to make sure it clears properly.

    Tire size calculator
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    Wheel Offset Calculator
     
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    btw.. i may be wrong.. if they stick out too far, your rears will not clear... although mine are fine. there is a lot of room in there.