What exactly do I need to make the stock 19's flush (Tax return time)
What exactly do I need to make the stock 19's flush (Tax return time)
I dont like how the 19's are tucked so far into the fender, but I'm not sure what exactly to get.
I hear 15mm, 25, 30....what is necessary to make them flush and not cause problems rubbing or lugs breaking off.
Would you kindly inform me of what items from what website, brand, and size I would need to give it that flush look without compromising the car.
I hear 15mm, 25, 30....what is necessary to make them flush and not cause problems rubbing or lugs breaking off.
Would you kindly inform me of what items from what website, brand, and size I would need to give it that flush look without compromising the car.
so 25 fronts and 30mm rears are good? no rubbing or other issues right?
what brand also? ichiba, or project kics?
i also heard something about making sure something was "hubcentric"?
just wanna know exactly what to buy from conceptzperformance
thanks.
what brand also? ichiba, or project kics?
i also heard something about making sure something was "hubcentric"?
just wanna know exactly what to buy from conceptzperformance
thanks.
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I have the Ichiba V2 Hubcentric spacers and have no problems...
I have 25mm spacers on the front and rear..
I have the car lowered about an 1 inch.
My opinions on the spacers are that I could easily use 30mm spacers on the back. I am going to end up just getting slightly wider tires for now to clear the gap. Anyways just to let you know the problem I ran into was the same one you will run into. Ichiba doesn't make 30mm spacers, they only make up to 25mm. So you might have to settle on another brand to make things flush.
I have 25mm spacers on the front and rear..
I have the car lowered about an 1 inch.
My opinions on the spacers are that I could easily use 30mm spacers on the back. I am going to end up just getting slightly wider tires for now to clear the gap. Anyways just to let you know the problem I ran into was the same one you will run into. Ichiba doesn't make 30mm spacers, they only make up to 25mm. So you might have to settle on another brand to make things flush.
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I have 25mm Kics Spacers without hubcentric rings up front and 30mm kick spacers in the rear without hubcentric rings from Concept Z Performance. I believe the purpose of hubcentric rings are used if your going out of OEM Spec I thought....
I have the Ichiba V2 Hubcentric spacers and have no problems...
I have 25mm spacers on the front and rear..
I have the car lowered about an 1 inch.
My opinions on the spacers are that I could easily use 30mm spacers on the back. I am going to end up just getting slightly wider tires for now to clear the gap. Anyways just to let you know the problem I ran into was the same one you will run into. Ichiba doesn't make 30mm spacers, they only make up to 25mm. So you might have to settle on another brand to make things flush.
I have 25mm spacers on the front and rear..
I have the car lowered about an 1 inch.
My opinions on the spacers are that I could easily use 30mm spacers on the back. I am going to end up just getting slightly wider tires for now to clear the gap. Anyways just to let you know the problem I ran into was the same one you will run into. Ichiba doesn't make 30mm spacers, they only make up to 25mm. So you might have to settle on another brand to make things flush.
Could you post pics of your setup??
whatever stock is...I hadnt aligned the car yet after these pics I had just installed them.....I am also not lowered in the pics anymore but plan on lowering again.
Here is M45 rims installed after being aligned.


Here is M45 rims installed after being aligned.














