Wheel Spacers
#1
Wheel Spacers
Anyone have any positive or negative feedback on any spacers with ride quailty. Will theses spacers really help?
I want to get some 15mm or 25mm for the rear. which one is recommeded.
I dont have anything on my car right now
I want to get some 15mm or 25mm for the rear. which one is recommeded.
I dont have anything on my car right now
#3
#4
H&R spacers are the best way to go, they are hubcentric and come with replacement bolts. I have 15mm on my rears.
Options Auto seems to have the best prices, a lot of us have bought from them, hope this helps:
http://www.optionsauto.com/products.asp?dept=417
Options Auto seems to have the best prices, a lot of us have bought from them, hope this helps:
http://www.optionsauto.com/products.asp?dept=417
#10
The 20's in back bring the stock wheels out to just below flush. I've got a set lying around in my garage with extended studs. They are hubcentric 20mm spacers X 5.50 inches in diameter. I made these and have 4 installed on my car now. I'll sell the 2 I have left over with the studs for $70 shipped, or best offer. PM me if interested.
Here is my cardomain page showing some examples.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/789349/5
dg
Here is my cardomain page showing some examples.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/789349/5
dg
#11
http://home.insightbb.com/~davidwhon...cer/spacer.htm
Here is a writeup I did on the wheel spacers and a comparison of two 2k2 max's with and without spacers in the rear.
Here is a writeup I did on the wheel spacers and a comparison of two 2k2 max's with and without spacers in the rear.
#12
Originally Posted by Saddles
I wonder if with the stock rims, 15mm up front and 20 in back would produce the flush affect. Hmmm...this is why I ask, lol.b
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