I am having my BC coils installed next week and down want to look like a fool with my stockers tucked. So I ask! What size spacers should I go with front and back? My car is a second gen X with 17s. I am dropping so there is no finger gap but not tucking any tire (for now). I don't want to go to crazy with the spacers so that im rubbing. This will be my first experience with a lowered car and don't want to go super aggressive and mess it up off the bat. So I want to be pretty flush with around -1 to -1.5 camber all around with the rear camber kits.. I have heard I need hubcentric but Im not sure exactly what I need. Any help will be appreciated.

I posted here because I figured more of the seasoned stance guys will see it

 

Things to consider before dropping $250 on spacers.
A) How agressive are you going to go once you get wheels?
B) Are you planning to roll/pich your fenders?
C) How soon until you get wheels?

Definatly get hubcentric, they are milled for your hub and center on the hub to help prevent vibarations.

 

well these spaces are for my stocks until I get rims. I will be getting rims in the spring or summer (of 2012). and second gen fenders are pre rolled son!

 

stock 17's are likely to look pretty funny no matter what, but I would check with 4dgs especially since you're a sedan.

 

They are temp until next spring when I get rims

 

I have 1st gen rwd sedan.
I wanted max. drop for daily driver ground clearance and flush, shouldered tires/wheel with no rubbing.
The stock 17's with 7" wheel had +45 offset and needed to spread F and R to get shouldered.
The tires were 235-50.
When I dropped 2 1/2" on those 17's I used 20mm Front spacer and 25mm rear and the tire rubbed in the rears to the fender flanges. Must be hubcentric.
I got what I wanted, money on the fitment.
Tires tucked my negative camber was 1 1/2 degF & 2 3/4 deg R.

The rear fender flanges had to be rolled flat to eliminate the rubs.

Seriously planning a refit of the coilovers to raise the dropped to 2" to get the rocker panels out of scrapes in parking deck angular ramps and steep speed bumps. (1/2" higher)

 

OP 25mm front and back should suffice.

 

agreed