Here we go, since there seems to be alot of Qs on putting spacers on...heres my pics, 15mm fronts, 25mm rears.

Front spacer...


Rear Spacer...


Rear angle view...


Front angle view...


I'm very happy with the setup, it looks better, handling seems the same (to me anyway).

Hope that helps all...

 

nice wheels, they look very clean. Is the exhuast Fujitsubo?

 

What wheel size you have on there?

 

man that looks great...what a difference!! too bad i have the stocker 17's otherwise i'd do it too.

 

Nice...great way to make the OEM track wheels have a more agressive stance...

 

D1x, yep, fujitsubo.

JERZ33, these are stock track model wheels with spacers.

 

Sorry... poor guy here with an Enthusiast :-P

That looks tight...

 

nice stance, i love the drop, looks perfect without looking slammed. love it! now only if i had time to take my car down to a shop to have my s-tech's installed.

 

any side view shots of the car?

 

very nice.. want me to us my track wheels for track day...

 

which lip is that btw?

 

I was just about to ask that too.....my guess, Top Secret?

 

what is the con/s of using spacer? i'm thinking about using it too (for widebody kit purpose)

 

there arent any real cons to it. alot of the corporate drift cars use them for drifting, so if they take that kind of abuse.... i dont see any real problems... its really no different than getting a low offset wheel

 

so if my rear offset now is 29. I want it push outside a bit more, what spacer should i get? a - 5 spacer? so that i can get something equal to 24 offset?

 

yeah a 5mm spacer would push the wheel out to where a 24 offset would be. i know that there are people running far more offset than that... josh (anotheraznguy) has single digit offset on his AME wheels and is going even more to the extreme with his next setup.

 

Hasemi Sport front lip.

 

Thanks

 

OT: How much was the Hasemi Lip? Did you get it from Bulletproof automotive?

 

Hmm, they look very agressive from those angles; not bad. Problem I have with 25mm spacers on the rear with stock size tires is that from a straight behind shot (got one of those?), the wheels look like they are spread too wide.

I have an '03 Track and have a two-stage goal for my wheels.

Stage 1: 15mm spacers rear, 10mm front. This brings them to within 1mm of the Nismo LMGT4 wheels' offset, which is the look I am after.

Stage 2: (when I need new tires and have more cash...) move the rear wheels up front with the 10mm spacer (will just stick out another 3mm), put 245/40-18s on them, have the front wheels widened to 9.5 or 10", put them out back with 275/40-18s and 20mm spacers. I'll essentially have Nismo rims at a tiny fraction of the cost.