Tommy K

My car is a lease and I have not decided to pull the trigger on rims yet. I would like to know the best brand of spacers for a bolt on install, and the correct sizing to bring the factory 18's out more. I hate the tucked under look, especially in the rear.

All info appreciated. If a company is mentioned, a reliable source would also be nice.

Thanks .ORG

TK
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longisland09maxima

I am looking for the same answer!

ChrisMan287

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BIG ONES.

lake985

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I think you'll need 25mm in the rear, 20mm in the front for a flush look...or at least that's what most ppl here say.

longisland09maxima

The bigger they are, the more dangerous??

Ghozt

The less skilled the person is installing them, the more dangerous they are. Torque them right or you'll learn real quick why people have horror stories about spacers

I've had my Ichiba V2 (they bolt on to the original studs, and have their own) on for 6 months absolutely no issues or rubbing. 20mm in the front, 25mm in the rear and it fits the fenders pretty well IMO

rh0214

Do you think that the 25mm would rub or hit the fender when you hit a dip?

Ghozt

Hasn't for me in 6 months. I was concerned about it at first but somehow it stays clear. You can ask GMTraitor he's seen my car in person and he checked the fenders lol

Tommy K

But in your above post, with the picture, you state you're running 20mm front AND rear. Did you mean to say 25mm in rear?

If so, where do you get ichibas for a good price?

TIA, TK

Ghozt

Oh sorry about that I corrected it. I got mine off eBay

DarkSlatex2011Max

I'm also running 20mm front and 25 rear with stock 18's. No rubbing issues whatsoever.

sg1214

Go with 20 front 25 rear, it will look flush.

GM_Traitor3.5VQ

Now Ichiba just needs to get the damn 20mil back in stock so I can order all my ish again

Dieseldan

what about on 19s??