I am looking at getting a set of wheels from a friend, they are from an '02 Subaru Legacy if I am not mistake. 16x6.5, 5x100 bolt pattern. Replacing stock 14s on an '84

The part I am not sure about is if the 55mm offset will be OK. The stock fiero wheels are 35mm correct?

Thanks!

My opinion... forget it.

A little longer answer would be, You are not going to like it.....as you can see by this chart. The wheels will be tucked into the wheel wells a lot.

Wheel Offset Diagram

Looks like they will be about 1.75in or so inside the fender. Not too bad. Right now I am more concerned about the inside and it looks like it will be ok there. Will be getting something that fits better eventually, I just need to get it on the road so I can drive it and see what else needs to be replaced xD

Thanks for the chart too, big help!

Why would you willingly want to narrow your track by nearly two inches? That's nuts!

Two inches is really not that much, especially for a car that will not see a track with these wheels on it. So I am not too concerned.

quote Originally posted by thesameguy: Why would you willingly want to narrow your track by nearly two inches? That's nuts!

The track would be narrowed by twice that much. 3.50"
It would be functional.....but odd looking.

Eh? 20mm on each side, 40mm, or a little less than two inches, no?

Yeah, I would lose 40mm of track over all. For cheap its not a big deal.

quote Originally posted by thesameguy: Eh? 20mm on each side, 40mm, or a little less than two inches, no?

Ya.....you're right.

Yeah, the 1.75 is how far inside the fender I am per side. I have to go back and look at it my self.

Pay particular to the inside edges of the rims and tires. There's a very good chance that they will interfere with the rear strut or knuckle.
If they are factory Subaru wheels, you will also have to enlarge the center hole by 1 mm. The Scooby uses a 56.1 mm centerbore, while the Fiero's is 57.1 mm.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: The Scooby uses a 56.1 mm centerbore, while the Fiero's is 57.1 mm.

Thanks, I'll be sure to pay attention to the hardware in the rear.

And why can't there be standards?? ONE Millimeter. *sigh*

quote Originally posted by Raydar: Pay particular to the inside edges of the rims and tires. There's a very good chance that they will interfere with the rear strut or knuckle.

This would be my biggest concern. I don't know if they will clear the knuckle. In this picture, the pink represents the wheel. The stock 15" wheel is almost right against the knuckle. You may actually be hitting the knuckle with your wheels.

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