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Any Soobs come from the factory with those  skinny spares....? apparently over half of all new cars dont have the traditional spare now...tyre repair kits or skinnies or run-flat tyres...looking for a skinny  for an old sf forester ....any specialist wheel guys to recommended...or other tips ?

Anyone know if the forester 15" rims have the same stud pattern and position as any other cars so I can widen the search a bit...Thanx JB

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Have you tried a full size wheel in the well ? It should fit.

 

The stud pattern is 5x100 and the foz offset is 48

 

Quite a lot of the German marques (vag group) Have the same.

 

 

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thanx but i should have explained the issue is the well is full of lpg tank so i need to relocate the spare somehow, and a skinny was one of the options

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No probs no hijack, but thats my point.....how can one find out what fits what?

Stant's info above should help...but no-one seems to know or won't say... I just wikied  'platform design' where the principles of general standardisation of certain componentes is explained...    But another thing... i have just been sourcing  two front discs for the Forester, to be told by the motorfactor ooh thats a tricky one we'll have to do  some research..... are you seriously telling me theres no other vehicle on the planet that has the same format as the forester?.  its a steel disc of a certain thickness a certain diameter and  certain stud hole and central hole specs.. there should be a way to feed that info in and up comes yeah its the same as a Toyota blah and a mishitibus blah and a nissan blah or ... but I go to the factors and they say best off going to Subaru ... pleeez...

 

 

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Motor factors are useless when it comes to stuff like this, as it always throws up 'this product has more than one fitment etc.

 

From memory standard monoblock calipers take a 277mm vented disc thickness is 24mm, best off having a look at a specialist like Godspeed then if your not happy with the range or cost stick it in Google and it will bring up loads of stuff, cheap discs are about 25quid a side iirc

 

 

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You may not want to buy from a scrappy, mine is the original space saver so it's 20 In July.

 

 

I've been debating carrying it for a while, thinking about it makes no sense would you consider fitting at best a 10year old tyre ?

 

 

Have a look at impartsb46 seller on eBay, if there's nothing there they can get parts.

 

 

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