Kics Project Spacers in Stock!!!! 10-30mm
11-17-2008, 06:55 AM
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Kics Project Spacers in Stock!!!! 10-30mm
Hey guys here are the Kics spacers I currently have available:
Project Kics Bolt-On M12x12.5 Wheel Spacers Pair 5x114.3, 11-30mm (Sold in Pairs) : $165.00 Shipped
Kics Project 15-30mm Hubcentric Rings (Sold in Pairs) : $48.00 Shipped
PM me if you are interested. If you want to purchase online, please click on "Add to Cart" to be directly linked to our secure website.. Thanks!!
Aluminum Lightweight Wheel Spacers by Kics Project, Japan.
-Wheel Spacers are sold in a pair (2 spacers).
-Does not require changing of longer studs, these spacers come with studs on itself.
-Hub Centric Ring can be ordered seperately, it is recommended but not required.
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12-11-2008, 04:38 PM
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2 questions:
1. Do you have 25mm? (I see the most common setup for Z's is 25mm rear and 15mm front.)
2. What is the advantage/disadvantage to getting the hub centric rings? I see some places don't offer them, some reccomend it, and some say they do nothing. If we needed it, why would it be an option and not automatically included?
I understand why they're used, just figured that if there was "that" much of a vibration or balancing problems, that they would be included and no option to purchase without them.
1. Do you have 25mm? (I see the most common setup for Z's is 25mm rear and 15mm front.)
2. What is the advantage/disadvantage to getting the hub centric rings? I see some places don't offer them, some reccomend it, and some say they do nothing. If we needed it, why would it be an option and not automatically included?
I understand why they're used, just figured that if there was "that" much of a vibration or balancing problems, that they would be included and no option to purchase without them.
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12-17-2008, 03:53 AM
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Mike... what is the answer to this question? I need spacer, but need answer... thanks.
2 questions:
2. What is the advantage/disadvantage to getting the hub centric rings? I see some places don't offer them, some reccomend it, and some say they do nothing. If we needed it, why would it be an option and not automatically included?
I understand why they're used, just figured that if there was "that" much of a vibration or balancing problems, that they would be included and no option to purchase without them.
2. What is the advantage/disadvantage to getting the hub centric rings? I see some places don't offer them, some reccomend it, and some say they do nothing. If we needed it, why would it be an option and not automatically included?
I understand why they're used, just figured that if there was "that" much of a vibration or balancing problems, that they would be included and no option to purchase without them.
