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Old Feb 15, 2016 | 08:35 AM
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For those with spacers

I am looking to add a set of bolt on spacers for my factory winter set up. I have used spacers with success road racing but wanted to know how they fair on a daily driven basis. Any vibrations or drawbacks?

Basically, looking to bolt on a hub-centric 25mm spacer behind the factory 18s.
Old Feb 17, 2016 | 05:08 PM
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143 views not one opinion. The good old days of the .org are gone.

Anyway, I have decided against the spacers because the type I used racing required a long ARP stud installed and I am not looking to do that on my daily driver.

The bolt on spacers are forbidden with some motorsport sanctioning bodies so I figure they are not up to standard.
Old Feb 17, 2016 | 07:20 PM
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I'd say go for it. You'll be fine. I haven't noticed any differences, really. If anything, I feel like the car has a better center of gravity and stance. I'm lowered on Eibachs and have the RL RSB also, and, as you know, rebound rates not fantastic with Eibachs.
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