Spacer Suggestions..stock 18" Rims
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Sup guys. I finally lowered my car and noticed that it could look a lot better if I had spacers..I dropped "Molly" (my cars name lol) on H&R springs
My question is... What are some good options for the stock rims in "mm" front and back.
I don't want to have to roll my fenders either nor do I wanna loose any turning radius.
I'm vary uneducated in this so some help would really take me far! Thanks😀
My question is... What are some good options for the stock rims in "mm" front and back.
I don't want to have to roll my fenders either nor do I wanna loose any turning radius.
I'm vary uneducated in this so some help would really take me far! Thanks😀
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I had to roll my fenders and did a nice set up with 15MM in the front and 20MM in the rear looks great on stock 18" rims . Tires size 225 front 255 rear
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I would go 15mm front and rear, if you don't want to roll your fenders, if you even want to be more flush with the fender I would go 20mm but you will have to roll and maybe cut some inner linings.
I've put on about 3 sets on customers cars her at the shop and 15mm Is the headache free
I've put on about 3 sets on customers cars her at the shop and 15mm Is the headache free
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