I'm thinking about buying wheel spacers to keep my wheels flushed.any ideas?

 

No.



Wrong section and no details.
I assume you have a 4th gen..that's about it.

Post in the wheels and tires.

 

Get 25mm spacers for the rear.

 

There's no such thing as the "best" wheel spacers. There's good and there's crap. As long as they're hubcentric you should be fine.

 

What Chris said

 

yes, but not everybody wants the same look. i'm assuming the fronts and the rears are both hubcentric?

 

Op, 35mm cast iron spacers with a hollow core to save weight.......

 

does anyone put wheel spacers on the front tires?

 

I was running 15mm up front and 25mm in the rear for some time. I sold the 15mm and will now be running 10mm up front with extended studs and the same 25mm in the rear.

 

I need some spacers on mine.. and wheels... lol. as long as you get decent ones it shouldn't matter what size (strength-wise) but with factory offset you may want some thick ones. Chris helped me out with deciding what I wanted so I'd take his advice^^^

 

Thanks for the help. I might check out the 35mm I want a clean flush with the wheels

 

dude, get out there and measure. Without seeing your car or knowing your wheel setup we cant give you any real input.

 

You need to measure. You can't just guess what size to get.

1 inch = 25mm so go from there and do the math. If you can't do it, tell us your wheel specs.

 

True.
Good look

 

Just to understand this further and maybe help some other ones in the dark:

----------] <--- this is the outside of the wheel well/ fender
-------] <----- this is the side wall of your tire

______<> is the gap you need to measure to push the side wall out flush

 

Why not buy the wheels with the correct offset?

 

This is applicable if you have a set of tires from a rwd and they are staggered.


annd +1
: litch:

 

What DAFQ?! When did you get ??
I want one.

 

You can't have one

 

Thanks!

 

Zokay, I don't got one neither

 

What do you know about spacers you ho.

 

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