Forrester wheels on a 1992 liberty FWD
- graham7773
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Forrester wheels on a 1992 liberty FWD
Need a quickish answer to this enquiry as the seller wont hold them. As the title would suggest, will 2002 Forrester wheels fit on a 1992 Liberty GX FWD?
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if they are air strut then nope, the tires will hit the strut... if their coil, I doubt it, 16" rims are pretty big... what size tires did you want to run?
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- graham7773
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Forester and Outback are usually +48 offset whereas Liberty and Impreza ones are +55. You will widen the track some if you bolt them on.graham7773 wrote:Need a quickish answer to this enquiry as the seller wont hold them. As the title would suggest, will 2002 Forrester wheels fit on a 1992 Liberty GX FWD?
My RS liberty has 235/45x17 tyres on WRX rims and they 'nearly' don't touch a stock strut or the guard.
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MY13 Outback - The new blue one.
MY99 Outback - As it's maker intended - but with a fresher engine now.
1994 RS Turbo - Not quite so stock! And freshly repainted now

And then there's the family Vortex - rebuilt, updated and now unregistered and gathering dust in the shed.

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they will fit, although you may get some rubbing of the tyres on the body. why do you want to run taller tyres on a FWD car?
AWD / FWD front struts are the same and will clear 26" tyres no problem.
FWD rear struts have more clearance than AWD ones... so you are sweet there too.
no airbags in FWD cars.
AWD / FWD front struts are the same and will clear 26" tyres no problem.
FWD rear struts have more clearance than AWD ones... so you are sweet there too.
no airbags in FWD cars.

brumbyrunner wrote:And just to clarify the real 4WD thing, Subarus are an unreal 4WD.
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