I always thought the way they make the rear wheel recede more in than the front looks kinda stupid and always wanted some spacers to fix that - plus the rear track is like .7" narrower than the front anyway. Well finally found some for hubcentric spacers for cheap so got them!
Silly look recessed wheel

After

Of course with my luck - the during part couldn't be simple.... no... some gorilla had to torque the nuts too like 600lb*ft

Silly look recessed wheel

After

Of course with my luck - the during part couldn't be simple.... no... some gorilla had to torque the nuts too like 600lb*ft

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Originally Posted by tosheto
Those are some high end tools you are using. Is this tree branch Snap On?
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Originally Posted by JSutter
It was Snapped Off LOL

Looks much, much better 96i30azn

Haha it was Snapped Off indeed. I was looking for something to cushion the metal-on-metal contact and could barely reach the branch let alone trying to make a clean cut.
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Dont have to be flush to look good...here's my I30 with 2000 I30 16" rims. Dropped on H&R and 5mm spacers all around;Originally Posted by max ride 41
no hella flush, no care

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With H&Rs the drop is about 1.5"Originally Posted by 96i30azn
Those look like a good fender gap - not too low. How much drop you got?
FYI I was happily surprised to find that my 2000 I30 16" rims weigh significantly less than the OEM 1997-8-9 16" I30t rims, the ones you have chromed on your ride.
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That doesn't bother me anywhere near as much as the old cadillac look...Originally Posted by asand1
They are too narrow for my liking. The further out you poke them the skinnier you can tell they are.