spacers-pros and cons?
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spacers-pros and cons?
i've found a set of wheels that i'd like to buy,i test fitted them to my car and they don't clear my brembo's the installer(also the seller) told me i would need a 15mm spacer for the front and a 3mm spacer for the back.
my questions is- to those who have spacers,are there any problems with them?
should i just find a set of wheels that can bolt on without spacers?
ANY help you guys can give would be appreciated.
thanks
my questions is- to those who have spacers,are there any problems with them?
should i just find a set of wheels that can bolt on without spacers?
ANY help you guys can give would be appreciated.
thanks
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Re: spacers-pros and cons?
Originally posted by neilis300
i've found a set of wheels that i'd like to buy,i test fitted them to my car and they don't clear my brembo's the installer(also the seller) told me i would need a 15mm spacer for the front and a 3mm spacer for the back.
my questions is- to those who have spacers,are there any problems with them?
should i just find a set of wheels that can bolt on without spacers?
ANY help you guys can give would be appreciated.
thanks
i've found a set of wheels that i'd like to buy,i test fitted them to my car and they don't clear my brembo's the installer(also the seller) told me i would need a 15mm spacer for the front and a 3mm spacer for the back.
my questions is- to those who have spacers,are there any problems with them?
should i just find a set of wheels that can bolt on without spacers?
ANY help you guys can give would be appreciated.
thanks
all i know is from tirerack and they don't recommend spacers...i trust their judgment.
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i've read that a couple guys on this board are running spacers, and i haven't heard of any problems with them.
strife350z- when you say premature wear, what do you think (in miles) would you say i could go without experiencing bearing failure?
strife350z- when you say premature wear, what do you think (in miles) would you say i could go without experiencing bearing failure?
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One Con is you will probably need new longer studs for the front. Using hub and wheel centric spacers shouldn't really adversely affect the bearings if you don't go to big. 15mm is Ok.
I use 12mm with Nismo studs.
I use 12mm with Nismo studs.
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