What size spacers?
03-11-2003, 11:09 PM
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Re: What size spacers?
Originally posted by BLaZin 2k MaX
I have 7.5" wide rims and I want them to sit flush with the body what size spacers do I need to get? Also if anyone has done this pics would help. THanks
I have 7.5" wide rims and I want them to sit flush with the body what size spacers do I need to get? Also if anyone has done this pics would help. THanks
03-11-2003, 11:59 PM
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Never use spacers. Metal and force cause the spacer to crush and can cause toe and/or camber damage to tires. If the temp is right, they can also shrink, causing you lug nuts to be loose and fall off even.
03-12-2003, 12:48 PM
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Originally posted by 20th maxstyle
Never use spacers. Metal and force cause the spacer to crush and can cause toe and/or camber damage to tires. If the temp is right, they can also shrink, causing you lug nuts to be loose and fall off even.
Never use spacers. Metal and force cause the spacer to crush and can cause toe and/or camber damage to tires. If the temp is right, they can also shrink, causing you lug nuts to be loose and fall off even.
Does that mean that H&R Spacers are unsafe to use?
03-12-2003, 12:57 PM
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I have never heard of that before...I guess our stock hubs could just fall off too, or warp, or break studs. That is pretty crazy!
I have a set of 15mm HR spacers for sale...NIB. I was going to use them with some aftermarket rims but never got around to it. HR makes them 5mm and a 15 mm, but I don't recal finding 10mm spacers. The 15mm requires new lugs which are included. They are hub centric and should bring the tires about flush with the wheel well. 15mm is about 3/4" just so you know.
I have a set of 15mm HR spacers for sale...NIB. I was going to use them with some aftermarket rims but never got around to it. HR makes them 5mm and a 15 mm, but I don't recal finding 10mm spacers. The 15mm requires new lugs which are included. They are hub centric and should bring the tires about flush with the wheel well. 15mm is about 3/4" just so you know.
03-13-2003, 06:36 AM
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Originally posted by MOBOY
I have never heard of that before...I guess our stock hubs could just fall off too, or warp, or break studs. That is pretty crazy!
I have a set of 15mm HR spacers for sale...NIB. I was going to use them with some aftermarket rims but never got around to it. HR makes them 5mm and a 15 mm, but I don't recal finding 10mm spacers. The 15mm requires new lugs which are included. They are hub centric and should bring the tires about flush with the wheel well. 15mm is about 3/4" just so you know.
I have never heard of that before...I guess our stock hubs could just fall off too, or warp, or break studs. That is pretty crazy!
I have a set of 15mm HR spacers for sale...NIB. I was going to use them with some aftermarket rims but never got around to it. HR makes them 5mm and a 15 mm, but I don't recal finding 10mm spacers. The 15mm requires new lugs which are included. They are hub centric and should bring the tires about flush with the wheel well. 15mm is about 3/4" just so you know.
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