Help!! wheel spacer suggestion
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Help!! wheel spacer suggestion
i was doing alot of search but nothing...anyways i was thinking about 25mm in the front & 20mm in the rear what you guys think ???[IMG][/IMG]
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Papa bear says 25mm in the front & 20mm in the rear too aggressive.
Momma bear says 25mm in the front & 20mm in the rear too wimpy.
Baby bear says 25mm in the front & 20mm in the rear just right.
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i totally forgot what's my offset ?? ..but i guess i'll do 25mm in FR & 20mm RR & the wheels are 19s.. thanks davidv for your input
Last edited by oneqkz; 01-25-2009 at 12:49 PM.
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i think that if you got the proper sized wheels with the right offset to begin with, you do not need spacers at all. no reason to join the "fad" if you do not need it.
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Take off one front and one rear wheel. Look at the offsets and wheel widths stamped inside the wheel. Share what tire sizes you have on them, and how aggressive you want them to look. Report back.
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my offset is 25 ..do that sound right ..
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If his set-up really is 19x8 +25 & 19x9.5 +25 with 245/35/19 fronts & 275/35/19 rears, he has little room for a spacer - especially in the rear. Maybe 10-15mm front and 10mm rear, no way a 30 front and 25 rear though. That would put the front at 19x8 -5 and the rear at 19x9.5 +0, and without superstretchedsilly tires, that just won't work.