whats the largest size wheel that will fit a 2004 subaru wrx?
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All you need to do is go to www.tirerack.com, and plug in the year, make & model of your car, then indicate you want a tire/wheel upgrade. Or, you can call their 800 #. You can even try different wheel types on a picture of your car (on the site). It's very useful.
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18s will fit, 20s would rub. Tire size for an 18" rim would be 235/50R18 if its a base 2wd. The problem with 20s is not the wheel diameter, but the width and offset. Noone makes a proper offset for the s-10 in a 20", but I know that American Racing and ASA make it in a 16".\n\nThe bigger the wheel, the lower the sidewall height, and the less the cushioning effect from the tire - thus more wear on suspension components like shocks and ball joints. What are called "+1 fitments" are usually the safest way to go, i.e. if you have 15" go to 16".
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www.jcwhitney.com  has a steering box bearing replacement\n  Try Partsfour.net
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Try Global Spec. It's free and allows you to put in your desired torque and rpm, then shows you matching products. Keep in mind they will spam the email account you register with mercilessly.
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the nascar store has them.try nascar.com or look up his website.
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Formula One cars must have four, uncovered wheels, all made of the same metallic material. Front wheels must be between 305 and 355mm wide, the rears between 365 and 380mm.\n\nWith tyres fitted the wheels must be no more than 660mm in diameter (670mm with wet-weather tyres). Measurements are taken with tyres inflated to 1.4 bar.
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try lookin on the net....ebay is a good option...or if you have any tiny little nascar stores by you...they usually have a good working knowledge of that too!!
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You'll get a better answer on a Subaru forum than here, but at least keep in mind that heavier wheels degrade both performance and ride.
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Try SPEEDWAY MOTORS.com
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i dont think i understand, try Nascar.com or lowesracing.com. can u be more specific in ur question.
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You can look on the tire placard sticker - usually on door jam and the correct tire sizes for both ground and spare will be listed for your exact model car.
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Interesting question.  The size of the wheel is not the issue.  What IS the issue is the ratio of pedal radius to wheel radius.  \n\nPedR:WhlR\n\nWe'll throw in numbers to make it easier, and say the pedR is 5 inches, and the WhlR is 10 inches.\n\nPedR:WhlR\n5:10\n\nNow, that can be simplified to 1/2.  The higher that number is, the easier it is to pedal, but the slower you'll go per pedal rotation.  The lower the number is, the harder it is to pedal, but the faster you'll go.\n\nTherefore, assuming the pedal radius is the same on both the 36" and the 24" wheels, it would be easier to pedal up a hill on a 24" unicycle.\n\n...I think.
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124 horsepower rear wheel
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chevy 400 small block, 400 = 4.125" x 3.75" (Gen.I, 5.565" rod)\n\nchevy 400 big block, 402 = 4.125" x 3.76"\n\nbasicly the same except block size
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I would try to find a dealer and ask them. Also,look on ebay and see what others are getting for theirs. If need mor help e-mail me nationalwheels@yahoo.com
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Diameter? Think extremes, a 20" diameter wheel will go much further in one revolution than a 10" wheel. So with the engine doing the same speed, the car would go further in the same amount of time - faster!\n\nSo providing both wheels weighed the same, a larger diameter tyre will make the car go faster.\n\nIn practise the wheel and tyre weighs more, so the difference is hardly noticed, you can have a wheel that is too big. Someone once put 19" wheels on his big powerful car and kept snapping his driveshafts!
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all i could find is a holly rebuilt carb from summit racing...part # HLY-64-7224...also any particular carb with same mounting pattern of your choosing