wrx rims on brumby

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kona480
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wrx rims on brumby

Post by kona480 » Fri Oct 31, 2008 6:46 pm

hi I'm thinking of getting a brumby and i was wondering how people adapt 5 stud wrx rims on to 4 stud brumbies. also what is the biggest rims you can fit without fender modification.

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Post by dfoyl » Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:00 pm

Crossbred kit, XT6 rear hubs from the US (rare) and Liberty fronts, hub adaptors. Search the forum for the crossbred kit.

I've fitted 15" rims on 60 profile tyres under a stock unlifted Brumby but it's pretty tight at full steering lock. 14" is a much better option and wheels are a lot easier to find. I find the 14" rims are a huge inprovement to handling over the stock 13", and the 15" are slightly better again for on-road.

A better option might be to look at 6-stud 4wd rims - very easy to drill out the stud pattern from 4x140.

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Post by RSR 555 » Sat Nov 01, 2008 1:38 am

or a 4x140 to 5x100 spacer plate... Not 100% sure where you can buy them from but if you ask "chriSTIan" I'm sure he'd let you know where he got his set from :)

I like the Crossbred kit and have purchased a set to put on my car... I did this only due to the fact I'm upgrading the engine HP and with the Crossbred kit, it allows you to use the brakes from a wide range of models e.g. WRX 4spot fronts and 2spot rears :)
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Post by kona480 » Mon Nov 03, 2008 2:25 pm

so if I have a stock brumby i can buy the crossbred kit and bolt it on with some drilling. do i need anything else? how much is the kit?

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Post by brumbyrunner » Mon Nov 03, 2008 6:43 pm

You'll need the Crossbred kit and some other bits and pieces. Not much drilling at all, just enlarging 2 holes.
Have you talked to Jeff yet? He'll be only too happy to tell you all about it?
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