1800bucks

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For everybody that have or has had wheel spacers, what thickness would bring the rear stock wheels out close to flush with the fenders? I bought a set of 5mm, but after putting them on, I don't see any difference. I tried doubling the two 5's to simulate a 10mm, but don't see much improvement there either. Maybe going to a 15mm or even 20mm?

C-Young

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I think most go with 20mm spacers. I've been looking into purchasing these myself.

Those rear tires cannot come out far enough!

1800bucks

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LOL, I hear ya there. I'd like them to be out as far as the fronts. I did google hubcentric wheel spacers and got a few hits that offered close to what I was looking for. The offerings were 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm, so I wasn't too sure as to what would work.

PulsarGTS

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15mm will make them equal with the fronts.

sublime258

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I have 15mm in the rear, and it makes them even with the front (no spacers in the front). If you want to get your stock rear wheels flush, I would go with 20mm.

jasonmax

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according to the manual, the difference between front and rear thread is 20mm.

scarface4522

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20mm for back and 5mm in front

CustomLowz

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20mm in the rear

Prophecy99

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20mm rear


(may look different side to side due to Uncentered Rear Beam)

DallasDrift

First of all I'm new here and this is my first post, I am also interested in these for my '03 Max. I was looking at the Version I at ICHIBAUSA but I'm unsure of how these install on the car. I want to make all 4 wheels flush and know which size I need but do these go right over the stock hub or do they replace the stock hub?

Derrick2k2SE

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They go between the brake caliper and wheel.