Spacers with Eibach Springs
#1
Spacers with Eibach Springs
I know there are other threads in here that discuss this, but Id like to see what the final verdict is on what size spacers to put on with my Eibachs. I have a 2012 Sport with stock 19's.
I saw pics of someones Max that had 10mm in the front and 15mm in the back and to me it was the cleanest looking out of all of them. But are there other issues or mods that need to be done in order for those sizes to work?
I dont know much about this stuff, but I want to make sure I do it right. Thanks!
I saw pics of someones Max that had 10mm in the front and 15mm in the back and to me it was the cleanest looking out of all of them. But are there other issues or mods that need to be done in order for those sizes to work?
I dont know much about this stuff, but I want to make sure I do it right. Thanks!
#4
Thanks. Are there any other modifications that need to take place in order to use the 20mm/25mm spacers? Or any "side effects" of using them?
And what is the difference between v1 20mm and v2 20mm?
And what is the difference between v1 20mm and v2 20mm?
Last edited by Maximized82; 11-13-2012 at 11:01 AM.
#5
I used the exact same set up as ghozt, 20mm in the front and 25mm in the back. The V1 spacer, you will have to change the studs and the v2 spacers have built in studs. The v2 spacers are the way to go, just torque them to the right spec.
#7
http://forums.maxima.org/7th-generat...-not-safe.html
This thread ^^ (click) is the reason I created this. My buddy is a manager at a huge tire company so his techs will be doing the install (wont have to worry about proper torque, etc) but if there is a better way to achieve the spacing, Id rather pay more money and do it properly.
From the responses above, the V2 is their opinion. Any other input on this?
This thread ^^ (click) is the reason I created this. My buddy is a manager at a huge tire company so his techs will be doing the install (wont have to worry about proper torque, etc) but if there is a better way to achieve the spacing, Id rather pay more money and do it properly.
From the responses above, the V2 is their opinion. Any other input on this?
Last edited by Maximized82; 11-13-2012 at 12:57 PM.
#8
yea the creator of that thread didnt really give any details like who installed them, did they properly install them, etc. if you install spacers incorrectly you are risking totalling your vehicle. read the manufacturers installation torque recommendations, people who have problems with spacers either buy cheap spacers or install them wrong. to pay more money and achieve proper spacing, you buy different rims with different offset
the pics of my car with the stock wheels are what ur lookin for. here is my thread last year from them
http://forums.maxima.org/7th-generat...pacers-v2.html
the pics of my car with the stock wheels are what ur lookin for. here is my thread last year from them
http://forums.maxima.org/7th-generat...pacers-v2.html
#9
yea the creator of that thread didnt really give any details like who installed them, did they properly install them, etc. if you install spacers incorrectly you are risking totalling your vehicle. read the manufacturers installation torque recommendations, people who have problems with spacers either buy cheap spacers or install them wrong. to pay more money and achieve proper spacing, you buy different rims with different offset
the pics of my car with the stock wheels are what ur lookin for. here is my thread last year from them
http://forums.maxima.org/7th-generat...pacers-v2.html
the pics of my car with the stock wheels are what ur lookin for. here is my thread last year from them
http://forums.maxima.org/7th-generat...pacers-v2.html
P.S. depending on the tire/wheel and type of drop I also like 22mm Front and a possible 27mm for the rear wheels.
#10
Thanks for the info guys. It looked like that guy was directly speaking about the V2's.
Im getting mine done at a reputable shop, but Im also conservative so I ordered 15mm F and 20mm R of the V2. Hopefully the extra 5mm wont be a huge difference.
I rotate my tires every 3 months so Ill have them re-torque them every time I go.
Im getting mine done at a reputable shop, but Im also conservative so I ordered 15mm F and 20mm R of the V2. Hopefully the extra 5mm wont be a huge difference.
I rotate my tires every 3 months so Ill have them re-torque them every time I go.
#12
Hey Guys..I am about to order my rims...The ones I like only come in 18x8..And personally 18" Rims are big enough for me. Please guide me in this..
25mm in the Back
20mm in the Front
These will be Ichiba Spacers v2...
I need new tires too as well. I was going with Ghozt aka Dannys recommendation with the Hankook Tires he provided the link with. With that being said..DO I NEED a specific dimension? If so let me know.
I generally do most of the mods myself..But when it comes to Safety or Painting..I let a shop handle these necessities.
Thank You.
25mm in the Back
20mm in the Front
These will be Ichiba Spacers v2...
I need new tires too as well. I was going with Ghozt aka Dannys recommendation with the Hankook Tires he provided the link with. With that being said..DO I NEED a specific dimension? If so let me know.
I generally do most of the mods myself..But when it comes to Safety or Painting..I let a shop handle these necessities.
Thank You.
#13
one note, the stock rims i believe are 8.5" wide with a 50 offset, so those spacer widths are for bringing that wheel out to the fender. if you change to a 8" rim we'd also need to know the offset to tell you what kind of spacers you can fit.
regarding tires you can run 245/45/18 no problem. btw the Hankook tires i linked are summer-only tires, but Hankook does make all seasons or winter tires too.
regarding tires you can run 245/45/18 no problem. btw the Hankook tires i linked are summer-only tires, but Hankook does make all seasons or winter tires too.
#15
#16
Not that its a bad thing, but it seems like most of the guys on here have the same set up: Stillen Lip/Roof Wing, Eibachs with spacers, OEM 19's, Tint, smoked tails and HID/LED fogs. Other than rims, is this pretty much all there is out there to upgrade the exterior?
#17
Not that its a bad thing, but it seems like most of the guys on here have the same set up: Stillen Lip/Roof Wing, Eibachs with spacers, OEM 19's, Tint, smoked tails and HID/LED fogs. Other than rims, is this pretty much all there is out there to upgrade the exterior?
#18
unfortunately yeah, that's pretty much it. Sarona makes a body kit as well for the Maxima but it's so-so. beyond what you listed you can do coilovers, buy license plate frames or change out the grill with a couple of options. beyond that the 7th gen has literally no aftermarket support, it's kind of sad.
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#21
yeah you should be okay then. another good all-season tire are the Generals, ive heard good things.
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