To my knowledge, Yes.  and i presume you're after the 18".

is yours an RX or GX? i thought the RX's came with 16" std?

I wish i had the $$ for those rims....

B4Cruiser wrote:

To my knowledge, Yes.  and i presume you're after the 18".

is yours an RX or GX? i thought the RX's came with 16" std?

I wish i had the $$ for those rims....

Interesting, i would be interested in getting rid i've mine at some stage,
worst part of the car IMO....  And i like the look of yours, from what i can see in
the tiny little picture of your car, they 17's or 18's?

beckers1330 wrote:

Does anybody know if the 18" spec B rims will clear the wrx 4 pot front brake calipers ????

Cheers

Beckers1330

They will not clear.

I have 17inch stock rims on my 3rd gen GTB. I believe 2 sizes up from stock would be referring to the largest size from the car type, not the actual model. Therefore 18's and 19's are legal on a 3rd gen

The legalities will depend on your state.

Pretty sure the Spec B rims dont clear 4 pots... thats how i got my 4 pots...didnt fit the other persons rims.

hawks123 wrote:

Interesting, i would be interested in getting rid i've mine at some stage,
worst part of the car IMO....  And i like the look of yours, from what i can see in
the tiny little picture of your car, they 17's or 18's?

I realised it was referencing spec B, not STI rims, after i posted.

Unfortunately they're only 17" Oz Racing.  Would have preferred 18" but this was bought awhile back off another guy on here.

Interesting all the advice but no asked what state the OP was in.

Look up your states rego authority. If you remain within the rules you most likely wont void your insurance.

In most cases, rim diameter can be increased but the overall diameter of the rim/tyre assembly must remain similar to standard.
Rim witdh can also change but track width and offset must remain close to standard.