I know that I need hubcentric spacers, but what brand(s) do you recommend and what size (is it as simple as measuring the gap between the fender and the wheel currently?). I'm trying to get the clean look where the wheels come even with the fender line... or is there a cleaner look? You tell me..
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Here are some pictures for help if you need it lol.

This picture was before I plastidip'd. Useful nonetheless


Thank you!
Here are some pictures for help if you need it lol.

This picture was before I plastidip'd. Useful nonetheless


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Well you aren't dropped, mine is. 20mm all around will have it flush! Go with H&R spacers!
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Flush with the fender line even though the stock sport wheels have a 5mm difference in offset? I appreciate your response for sure!Originally Posted by Supremee
Well you aren't dropped, mine is. 20mm all around will have it flush! Go with H&R spacers!
Would you recommend the drm or the drs (http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...1&c=WH&m=all)?
Edit: Could you put a picture or so up of your setup? Thanks
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The Trak+ DRM are the way to go. Very well made, and no problems at all with them (unlike Ichiba V2 spacers)Originally Posted by CFitz
Would you recommend the drm or the drs (http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...1&c=WH&m=all)?
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That's what I was thinking. What's the application difference for th drs, like why would somebody use those rather than the drm spacers?Originally Posted by mishmosh
The Trak+ DRM are the way to go. Very well made, and no problems at all with them (unlike Ichiba V2 spacers)
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Some feel that having one set of studs is better than two. But you need to press out your old studs which is a real pain and you cannot easily revert to stock easily.Originally Posted by CFitz
That's what I was thinking. What's the application difference for th drs, like why would somebody use those rather than the drm spacers?
With the DRM spacers, you do have to make sure your wheels have cavities in them in between the holes because the stock studs will protrude past the spacer in the thinner sizes (ie. <25mm).
You should also remember to re-torque the nuts of a brand new spacer after 50 miles or so--treat them like a new set of alloy wheels.
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With the DRM spacers, you do have to make sure your wheels have cavities in them in between the holes because the stock studs will protrude past the spacer in the thinner sizes.
You should also remember to re-torque the nuts of a brand new spacer after 50 miles or so--treat them like a new set of alloy wheels.
Great information man, thank you! One thing I thought about.. Wouldnt it be easy for someone to take the wheels off the spacers and steal them or can you install some antitheft nuts?Originally Posted by mishmosh
Some feel that having one set of studs is better than two. But you need to press out your old studs which is a real pain and you cannot easily revert to stock easily.With the DRM spacers, you do have to make sure your wheels have cavities in them in between the holes because the stock studs will protrude past the spacer in the thinner sizes.
You should also remember to re-torque the nuts of a brand new spacer after 50 miles or so--treat them like a new set of alloy wheels.
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Would you recommend the drm or the drs (http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...1&c=WH&m=all)?
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Without a doubt, the drm type.Originally Posted by CFitz
...Would you recommend the drm or the drs (http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...1&c=WH&m=all)?
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Some feel that having one set of studs is better than two. ...
They obviously don't understand the physics involved then.Originally Posted by mishmosh
Some feel that having one set of studs is better than two. ...
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You can use your anti-theft nuts just the same as you would have if you were bolting to your hubs.Originally Posted by CFitz
Great information man, thank you! One thing I thought about.. Wouldnt it be easy for someone to take the wheels off the spacers and steal them or can you install some antitheft nuts?
Sweet ! Thank you guys. Any recommendations on aftermarket nuts or should I save my money ?
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h and to verify that I will have no issues with the bolts protruding past the space I can just look right?
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h and to verify that I will have no issues with the bolts protruding past the space I can just look right?UPDATE:
If I was dropped on the Eibach PK, would I need less aggressive spacers, like 15mm instead of 20mm all-around?
If I was dropped on the Eibach PK, would I need less aggressive spacers, like 15mm instead of 20mm all-around?
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If you go Eibach, I would do 20mm. I have 15mm myself and it is not flush. I should have gone 20mm...