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Originally Posted by V35 Skyline GT
If you only knew....
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Originally Posted by kris79
i will tell u what i didnt draw lol it looks like a veggie lol
I know nothing about that 
Last edited by V35 Skyline GT; Mar 4, 2008 at 04:57 PM.
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Originally Posted by G35papa
25mm in the rear
Here are my notes:
Wheel Spacers
Project Kics Wide Thread Spacers - contain new studs built in for 15mm, 20mm, 25mm sizes and up, You do not need to replace stock studs, hub centric rings are separate, not part of the spacer.
H&R Trac+ Spacers - only contain new studs built in for sizes 25mm and above - DRM models, smaller sizes you have to replace stock studs with new longer studs - DRS models, hub centric ring is part of the billet spacer, not separate.
Eibach Pro Spacers - contain new studs built in for 15mm, 20mm, 25mm sizes and up, no need to replace the stock studs, System Type 4 part numbers: 15mm - 90.4.15.001.4
20mm - 90.4.20.003.4
25mm - 90.4.25.019.4
hub centric ring is also part of the billet spacer like the H
Project Kics Wide Thread Spacers - contain new studs built in for 15mm, 20mm, 25mm sizes and up, You do not need to replace stock studs, hub centric rings are separate, not part of the spacer.
H&R Trac+ Spacers - only contain new studs built in for sizes 25mm and above - DRM models, smaller sizes you have to replace stock studs with new longer studs - DRS models, hub centric ring is part of the billet spacer, not separate.
Eibach Pro Spacers - contain new studs built in for 15mm, 20mm, 25mm sizes and up, no need to replace the stock studs, System Type 4 part numbers: 15mm - 90.4.15.001.4
20mm - 90.4.20.003.4
25mm - 90.4.25.019.4
hub centric ring is also part of the billet spacer like the H
Originally Posted by V35 Skyline GT
Ur right actually...we did more than one side
Originally Posted by G35papa
I have the Project kics for my OEMs. I'm happy with them. Get the hub centric rings too but not the metal ones..get the plastic ones.
i was running h&r ones but only 15mm when i had the craxis on my sedan.
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Originally Posted by RawFusion
Okay.
Here are my notes:
Here are my notes:
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Originally Posted by kris79
yeah chris and loc did the driver rear, and after that we did the driver front and loc took out the pass front but we put it back in .
+1 on plastic hubcentrics, that's what I have.
Last edited by V35 Skyline GT; Mar 4, 2008 at 05:11 PM.