These wheel spacers are sold on ebay. I was just wondering if anyone knows how these compare to the h&r spacers? These are hub-centric. And also do you guys know what size wheel studs I will need for these 25mm spacers, and where to buy them? Thanks.



25mm wheel spacers on ebay

 

it might sound stupid... but are these just to make ur wheels stick out more?

It is ok to have these in? or should I not bother because I have a set which is sitting around...

 

yes it does and yes



yes and whatever

 

Most people install them because they do not like the tucked in look. You can see here
http://home.insightbb.com/~davidwhon...cer/spacer.htm
or you can go to www.vqpower.com and take alook there.

 

I think your 20 mm spacer is about 3/4" (old school). Just measure your stock studs and get studs 20mm or 3/4" longer.

 

im going to order those 20mm spacers from ebay, they look good, and 85 bucks free shipping is a good price.

 

Make sure you replace yours original studs

 

As long as the spacers are machined properly (eibach & H&R) you will be fine, they machine the widest spacers available w/o losing reliability in hub centric application. Also the cheaper ones on the market are not 100% flat.....if you lay one on the table, you can see grooves in them which will magnify and shake 10 times more on the road.

 

many use..
clearance.. such as BBK or other stuff
i got mine to fit the center caps on my wheels
also.. i believe it helps a bit with handeling
but if your wheel spaceser are too thing you might need to get long lugs also

 

yea i know i need new longer studs what size should i look for in the studs and where can i find them ?

 

http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...Category_Code=

You need to confirm this with other org members, but I'm pretty sure your stock studs are 42mm so if you're getting 20mm spacers these 60mm studs are the ones you want.

 

I wouldn't buy those. I bought a set but had to return them because they did not fit tightly on the hub. I suggest buying H&R w/ built in studs.