Sup guys, im having issues with my current 30mm spacers from Powered by Max (real big with the 240 guys). Anyway ive been thru 6 different sets of spacers from my many wheel/tire/suspension setups and never had issues. I even had 30mm Kics before w/o any noise. But no im getting this noise at low speeds which isnt like the vibrations most people with spacers get at higher speeds.

The problem is this noise i get at ~10mph which is some kind of knocking/wobbling noise and goes away as speed goes up. It sounds like the wheels are loose (which they arent) type noise if that makes sense. I took the spacers off and noise is gone. Put em back on and noise is back. Anyone have any ideas? I also noticed the tip of these built in studs are kind of slanted, i dont remember if they came like that. Again ive had experience with spacers before and i never had issues till now. Any help would be really appreciated.

Here are pics of their spacers

 

I have ichiba ones and they make zero noise

do you have them fromt and rear?
same size?
might try to isolate where it comes from. . . front? back? both?

 

is your hubcentric ring loose at all? that could be the noise you're hearing.

 

Simplify your life and get wheels that fit properly.

 

Return them and get a set from a different vendor.

 

if the noise is up front, try removing the spacers, reinstall the wheels, see what happens. If its out back, same process applies

 

its only out back. I have kics up front with 0 noise. WIth the rears i tried removing the little orange ring (which isnt a hubcentric ring, its more of a wheelcentric ring) and that didnt do anything so i put em back. The spacer itself is suppose to be hubcentric but isnt completely snug. However ive had 25mm kics spacers out back w/o hubcentric rings with 0 noise.

As for the noise its really hard to describe around 10mph it sounds kinda like

thud.........thud.......thud...

 

Well just got an email from them, they are willing to give me my money back after i ship the spacers back to them. They will evaluate the spacer to see what the problem is.

I plan to get another 30mm spacer (had a set of 30mm kics before with 0 problems )

 

Glad to see they are taking care of you.

 

 

I'd imagine it's tied into the hubcentric ring. Next time, get a one-piece hubcentric set like the pair you have up front.