Need recommendations on spacer size
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From: Plano TX
Need recommendations on spacer size
Hello, so currently I have only 15mm spacers in the rear on my car. But I'm wanting to make it as aggressive as I can. My specs are 19x9.5 +19 245/35/19 and 19x10.5 +24 (+15mm spacer so effective offset is +9) 275/35/19. I'm also running -2.1 camber in the rear. So you guys think I can move the rear spacers to the front and then buy 20mm or 25mm spacers for the rear? Or would that rub alot? I have the rear fenders rolled flat. Also, I plan on getting coils over the summer to lower it a little more...
Please lmk ASAP as I've found a couple of good deals on spacers.
Here's some pics for reference:


Please lmk ASAP as I've found a couple of good deals on spacers.
Here's some pics for reference:


Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Plano TX
Next time around when I need new tires I was going to go ahead and run a stretch. But I bought these tires no too long ago...so it's probably best to just wait till then and then decide?? Also will probably be getting coils around that same time.
I would think that you could do another 5mm front and rear, but not much more without rubbing. I would wait until you get the coilovers and new tires. You can go further with a little stretch + being lower.
Wanna sell those 15mm spacers?
Wanna sell those 15mm spacers?
+1^ Get the coils & tires 1st.
Personally I think the rears are perfect,
the fronts could maybe use 5mm spacers to be perfectly flush with your current setup.
Are u going to be running 30 series tires?
Might want to make sure you're going to be cool with that rough of a ride before dropping the cash.
Personally I think the rears are perfect,
the fronts could maybe use 5mm spacers to be perfectly flush with your current setup.
Are u going to be running 30 series tires?
Might want to make sure you're going to be cool with that rough of a ride before dropping the cash.
Joined: Sep 2010
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Nah, I'm keeping the 15mm in the rear for now. Thanks for the help. I'm just going to wait till I need tires again
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