What is a 3ES OEM bore size?
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60.1
How big of a spacer??
Cuz your hub sticks out 8mm or so, so if you are getting a 5mm spacer you still have room to fit on the hubcentric ring...
But if you can get the hubcentric spacer for a good price do that/if you want a ridiculously wide spacer at which point i would reconsider wheel choice.
How big of a spacer??
Cuz your hub sticks out 8mm or so, so if you are getting a 5mm spacer you still have room to fit on the hubcentric ring...
But if you can get the hubcentric spacer for a good price do that/if you want a ridiculously wide spacer at which point i would reconsider wheel choice.
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^ of course, you need hub centric rings, thats all.
Its when the bore's from new wheels are smaller than 60.1 you have problems...
You're probably gonna need spacers in that case.
DOn't quote me on it, but a good chance with those offsets. IIRC the SC430 rims are 18x8 with an ET45 [<- not 100% sure] and you need at least a 3mm spacer to reduce the overall ET down to an ET of 42 to clear the rear strut. Most people get the 5mm spacer to bring it down to an ET40 [which is what i always run]
-Mike
Its when the bore's from new wheels are smaller than 60.1 you have problems...
You're probably gonna need spacers in that case.
DOn't quote me on it, but a good chance with those offsets. IIRC the SC430 rims are 18x8 with an ET45 [<- not 100% sure] and you need at least a 3mm spacer to reduce the overall ET down to an ET of 42 to clear the rear strut. Most people get the 5mm spacer to bring it down to an ET40 [which is what i always run]
-Mike
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