(Update with Pics) Wheel Spacers installed
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(Update with Pics) Wheel Spacers installed
Weeks ago I posted asking for help in choosing some wheel spacers for my set up. After all the input I received (thanks to all) and my own measurements I decided on getting the bellow:
-H&R 5mm Spacers for the Front
-H&R 10mm Spacers for the Rear
*Rims I currently have on - 5zigen Fn01rc (18 x 8.5 with 38 offset)
Now on to the pics:
The FRONT

The REAR

Others:


Overall I like the way they look. However, I feel I should probably go with 15mm or maybe 20mm in the rear and it would look much better. I'm just going to ride with these for a while and upgrade later.
-H&R 5mm Spacers for the Front
-H&R 10mm Spacers for the Rear
*Rims I currently have on - 5zigen Fn01rc (18 x 8.5 with 38 offset)
Now on to the pics:
The FRONT
The REAR
Others:
Overall I like the way they look. However, I feel I should probably go with 15mm or maybe 20mm in the rear and it would look much better. I'm just going to ride with these for a while and upgrade later.
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From: Hoagieville, PA
20mm in tha rear nothing less....
looks nice though. I would like to see pics a little farther away... I have been tempted to do the front.
Dang aftermarket stud threads are giving me problems 2nd time I took the wheels off.
looks nice though. I would like to see pics a little farther away... I have been tempted to do the front.Dang aftermarket stud threads are giving me problems 2nd time I took the wheels off.
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Yea even for the 5mm in the front the studs were changed.
Weeks ago I posted asking for help in choosing some wheel spacers for my set up. After all the input I received (thanks to all) and my own measurements I decided on getting the bellow:
-H&R 5mm Spacers for the Front
-H&R 10mm Spacers for the Rear
*Rims I currently have on - 5zigen Fn01rc (18 x 8.5 with 38 offset)
-H&R 5mm Spacers for the Front
-H&R 10mm Spacers for the Rear
*Rims I currently have on - 5zigen Fn01rc (18 x 8.5 with 38 offset)
And can you add your pics and specs to this thread please? I think it'll be useful information.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...cs-thread.html
Thanks.
Google is your friend, for example:
http://www.ichibausa.com/nissan3.html
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From: Hoagieville, PA
Looks great, IMO, don't think you need the rears out any further, maybe 15 mms would still work, but that's it.
And can you add your pics and specs to this thread please? I think it'll be useful information.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...cs-thread.html
Thanks.
And can you add your pics and specs to this thread please? I think it'll be useful information.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...cs-thread.html
Thanks.
I would say 15mm would be good..possibly without rubbing too. But now that I have this on I want to go wider like 20mm and roll my fenders lol. But that's next time cuz it was a pita to knock the studs out.
I added the pics and specs to that thread btw.
Most get them for looks. That and they increase the wheelbase.
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Originally Posted by Me for the past 2 years
In order to be flush on a 5th gen without having to go staggered, you will need spacers that will effectively make your rear offset 20 -25mm, and your fronts about 30mm. Assuming 8 - 8.5" width.
haaaaa thank you guys the reason I'm asking its because i have 18 /8.5 and i want to buy 18/9.5 for the back but the guy in the rim place said that its to dangerous to put spacers but i see that all you guys have them. so I'm going to go and buy spacers too.
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Hmm...why not buy the rims you want with the right offsets instead of getting spacers? 18 x 9.5 should be flush in the rear...what offsets?
There is a thread that Puppetmaster posted last time that was helpfull in figuring all that out.
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yeah thats what i want, staggered is when the rim in the back is fatter than the front right? if so i want mine to be staggered!!!! thank you guys for all the help. so if i get the 18/9.5 in the back i dont need spacers?
Didn't a few of us already give you the answer to this in your thread in Wheels and Tires? Most spacers already come with studs, if not, you can get them from the manufacturers of the spacers themselves like H&R, Eibach, Ichiba, etc. ARP also makes good, strong, extended studs.
Google is your friend, for example:
http://www.ichibausa.com/nissan3.html
Google is your friend, for example:
http://www.ichibausa.com/nissan3.html
i cant wait to move to Pittsburgh next month!
To the OP, your car looks nice, like the two-tone black and silver paint scheme.
FWIW, I have a set of 5mm spacers if anybodys needing a set. I wanted to put them on the rear, but after the install, didn't notice a difference. I'll be going to either 15 or 20mm after I sell the Altima.
FWIW, I have a set of 5mm spacers if anybodys needing a set. I wanted to put them on the rear, but after the install, didn't notice a difference. I'll be going to either 15 or 20mm after I sell the Altima.
With the the 5mm in the back, when i hit a big dip in the freeway, my back tire rubs the fender. So 5 is all i could go for me. Putting on spacers puts more stress on the bearings, to what degree, i don't know. Has not been a problem for me.
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To the OP, your car looks nice, like the two-tone black and silver paint scheme.
FWIW, I have a set of 5mm spacers if anybodys needing a set. I wanted to put them on the rear, but after the install, didn't notice a difference. I'll be going to either 15 or 20mm after I sell the Altima.
FWIW, I have a set of 5mm spacers if anybodys needing a set. I wanted to put them on the rear, but after the install, didn't notice a difference. I'll be going to either 15 or 20mm after I sell the Altima.
Thanks man!
my aftermarket threads are acting like most aftermarket things 
3rd time I took wheels on/off I had thread problems on a couple of the studs....
I am just waiting for the time I cant even get a nut on there.

3rd time I took wheels on/off I had thread problems on a couple of the studs....
I am just waiting for the time I cant even get a nut on there.





I'm getting rusty here ....