Man... you're great at spending my money today! :-)
Thanks,
Lance
PS Where did you purchase your spacers. I'll probably just order them now, if I don't use 'em I'll just sell them on this site.
JUST DO IT RIGHT LANCE.
i havent bought them but i looked them up(and gettin slotted and half drilled rotors and gonna install em after i come back from vegas on june 23 ), 2mmrow will pm u the link since we cant advertise here i think....
If you can't find wheels that would fit flush, spacers are fine. I personally don't like installing spacers.
bro if u lower the car like i did, the rear sinks in more than the front..look up the pic of my car and u will see what im talking about. unless u did not lowered and only had rims, then the car should look fine.
correct me if im wrong!!!
I have H&R spacers and they are great. I don't think you need spacers for your application, but it might look better with some. Probably not more than 10mm tho. do the research, i'm not positive going from memory. i think mine are 35 offset rear w/ 10 mm spacers. they fit very nicely. make sure the spacers are HUBCENTRIC (have a centering ring)
Hubcentric spacers are designed to fit snuggley against both the wheel and the hub.
Normal spacers, which are basically big washers, are prone to moving around alittle causing noises or vibrations.
Hubcentric spacers are worth the money.
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I have H&R spacers and they are great. I don't think you need spacers for your application, but it might look better with some. Probably not more than 10mm tho. do the research, i'm not positive going from memory. i think mine are 35 offset rear w/ 10 mm spacers. they fit very nicely. make sure the spacers are HUBCENTRIC (have a centering ring)
how would i know if i want 15 or 10 mm..... i see some peeps have 10 and some 15....
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10mm will bring the top of tires flush with the arc of the fender and give the lower portion an aggressive look with the curvature of the bumper. Any more that 10mm would make the tire stick out and look silly imho. You will also have to get lugs that are that much longer.
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10mm will bring the top of tires flush with the arc of the fender and give the lower portion an aggressive look with the curvature of the bumper. Any more that 10mm would make the tire stick out and look silly imho. You will also have to get lugs that are that much longer.
thrilkill, so if i just throw on 10mm spacers in my rear, you dont think ill need new lugs/locks?