DJ SMITTY

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I tried searching it. Either it's not on here or I'm using the wrong key words to find it.

I was wondering if anyone has put wheel spacers on their stock rays wheels. Thanks for any help.

Derek

M23

I have 20mm H&R on both front & rear with my OE track rays and my car is lowered with JIC coils. I should have went 25mm since there's still space left for the both ends.

baileyrx

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i have the 25mm on my 2003 g35 17x8in rims nice look

MustGoFastR

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I'd like to do this as well. What's the best place/price on H&R 20mm spacers?

twenzel

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Do these have any effect on the behavior of the car while turning? Logically it will change the rotation point of wheel while steering. I am just curious if this could negetively effect the way the car handles...

TX-Ruben

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I have 15mm up front and 25mm on the rears. I have the 19 inch Rays wheels for the G35c.

Feels more planted. No negatives.

M23

spacers will enhance handling. downside is it will put more stress on the bearings...

MustGoFastR

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No more than putting on aftermarket rims with a more agressive offset, right?

350Z_Italy

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No, infact you buy a wheels with aggressive offset for do not put spacers.
I wanna put it too in beginning but a friend tell me more then 10 specially on car like this, it's too much high!
But the original style it's really "in"!!

MY350Z.COM

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http://www.optionimports.com

For H&R spacers

jinsei888

iTrader: (14)

correct, but to be more fair in that comparison, the danger involved with spacers is to not go cheap. if you buy some generic brand that is not specifically "HUB CENTRIC"--H&R IS hub centric--then you run a VERY high probability of stressing out and eventually wearing out your wheel bearing; and we all know that is not cheap.

Otherwise, yes, it's not much more different than running wheels with very lower offsets--which is what you should do from day one anyways, instead of getting those spacers.