Didn't have any luck searching, so here's a really quick one. And this just came to me out of the blue...

I have WRX fronts and Legacy rears (rotors/brackets) on my '00 RS. With the stock spare. Shouldn't be a problem clearing the rears, with the spare wheel/tire, but how about the front? Do I need a WRX spare?

If so, I will find one. If not, carry on then. :D

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...well.....deeewwwd ;)......ya can get a front flat and STILL use the spare in back, ya know ;).....a bit more work, but doable :D

Well, yeah, but that's no fun. :D

Well, yeah, but that's no fun. :D
There's nothing fun about getting a flat tire.

True, but even less fun, in all the frustration, to jack the car up twice just because my spare won't fit.

And I guess that's that's my answer, that it doesn't fit?

I'm sure I can find one free or cheap from someone who took it out for racing.

-Chris

True, but even less fun, in all the frustration, to jack the car up twice just because my spare won't fit.

And I guess that's that's my answer, that it doesn't fit?

I'm sure I can find one free or cheap from someone who took it out for racing.

-Chris


uhh...why dont u just try it

won't fit... I found out the hard way.

uhh...why dont u just try it

Well, "uhh," because my car's in the garage, and I'm in here in my dress clothes still, and posting is a lot easier. ;)


won't fit... I found out the hard way.

There it is. Thanks!

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http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=704225

Perhaps this will offer some explanation, I'd guess the RS spare is similar to my old 97 OBS's. If you were in Alaska, I'd have a free wrx spare tire for you. :)

If I had the time and money, honestly I'd drive up there. I'd love to drive to AK once or twice.

I think NASIOC could mark that down as the longest drive to pick up a free part. :D

=Chris