Are e-bay wheel spacers any good?
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these are the ones I got
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20mm-...spagenameZWDVW
Not installed and I don't have any other spacers to compare them to so that's why I can't say if they're good or bad yet.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20mm-...spagenameZWDVW
Not installed and I don't have any other spacers to compare them to so that's why I can't say if they're good or bad yet.
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Originally Posted by mixturepinoy
these are the ones I got
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20mm-...spagenameZWDVW
Not installed and I don't have any other spacers to compare them to so that's why I can't say if they're good or bad yet.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20mm-...spagenameZWDVW
Not installed and I don't have any other spacers to compare them to so that's why I can't say if they're good or bad yet.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Should have got the bolt on type for your stock wheels, MUCH easier to install
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Originally Posted by G35Asian
True, but do you want your whole wheel assembly to rely on a spacer? My friend had the bolt on type and it ended up snapping while he was driving . Had to get new suspension parts for that corner and body work done. He also had the good brand (H&R). Stick with spacers with extended studs.
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from what i noticed, anything 20mm or less uses the longer bolts and the larger spacers (25mm and up) use the attached studs.
I'm dropping the car on S-Techs and I'm thinking about going 15mm in the front and 20 in the back with stock 19" rays. I don't know if 20/25 would be too aggressive and cause rubbing. I'm running 275/30/19 tires on the rear and 245/30/19 on the front so there is a bit more rubber bulging out compared to the stock 245/35/19 and 225/35/19.
what do you guys think of that setup?
I'm dropping the car on S-Techs and I'm thinking about going 15mm in the front and 20 in the back with stock 19" rays. I don't know if 20/25 would be too aggressive and cause rubbing. I'm running 275/30/19 tires on the rear and 245/30/19 on the front so there is a bit more rubber bulging out compared to the stock 245/35/19 and 225/35/19.
what do you guys think of that setup?
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Originally Posted by madscientist
from what i noticed, anything 20mm or less uses the longer bolts and the larger spacers (25mm and up) use the attached studs.
I'm dropping the car on S-Techs and I'm thinking about going 15mm in the front and 20 in the back with stock 19" rays. I don't know if 20/25 would be too aggressive and cause rubbing. I'm running 275/30/19 tires on the rear and 245/30/19 on the front so there is a bit more rubber bulging out compared to the stock 245/35/19 and 225/35/19.
what do you guys think of that setup?
I'm dropping the car on S-Techs and I'm thinking about going 15mm in the front and 20 in the back with stock 19" rays. I don't know if 20/25 would be too aggressive and cause rubbing. I'm running 275/30/19 tires on the rear and 245/30/19 on the front so there is a bit more rubber bulging out compared to the stock 245/35/19 and 225/35/19.
what do you guys think of that setup?
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Originally Posted by madscientist
personally i think its all about torque. Some people over-torque their wheel lugs like crazy, it's no wonder they sheer right off.
I'm going to go ahead and order the e-bay wheel spacers, see what happens.
Thanks for what input I got.
I'm going to go ahead and order the e-bay wheel spacers, see what happens.
Thanks for what input I got.