What mags are these?

[webup]

where can you get 'em

[Johnnynz]

Start with a VW dealership and expect to pay big bucks I would guess.

Best bet is to find something similar made by a wheel company im guessing. Should be cheaper that way as Euro genuine parts are often very expensive.

[johndoe1003]

yeah just facto gti rims. maybe search tard me? they wont be cheap

[Guest STiEVO]

i like that style there was a similar type about 10 years ago from i think they were oz wheels. i wanted them but the ex didnt like them and called them muffin tins. :'(

[Ammon666]

You can get these DTMs

from mag and turbo http://www.magandturbo.com/pages/wheel.asp?aid=-984487399

[Guest]

mm the gutter would love those!!

[Guest]

the bottom car is not the same as the top car in the pics. the bottom one is the one off GTI w12 (640hp). the wheels are shod with 235/??/19 front and 295/??/19 on the back. the top car looks like the new scirocco. im guessing it wont have as big feet as the w12????

[newsuba]

First photo is a CG pre-release shot of the Mk 6 VW Golf GTI.

Second photo is the Golf GTI W12.

Not likely to get wheels from the second car.

There is a production 18x7.5 " version called Detroit.

A $2000 option on Mk5 and Mk6 GTI's.

These may not fit your Legacy, the VW wheels have 5x112 PCD, ET51 offset.

Plus they are heavy at 13kg/29lb each.

[Guest]

ah, its the golf...my bad

[Scoobydoo]

If they are the same as mine, they should fit as they should be 5 x 100PCD. The wheels on my car are apparently a Euro style wheel, and have only seen pics of them on Euro cars (VW's etc)

[Joker]

yes many VW's share 5x100 (but like later versions of WRX many also differ)

[newsuba]

Yes, genuine VW 18" Detroits are 5x112, as stated above.

After-market copies like the DTM could be anything, including Subaru fitments.