giolex300

Im a noob here...and if theres a thread all about spacers direct me to one....my question is how many mm do I need so flush tire to fender..thanks

benbuilt4u

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every car is different

abounly

iTrader: (27)

You need about 55mm spacer.

Doesn't help that there is no info.

Kyle Harty

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You'll need to post your wheel and tire specs if you want any meaningful responses.

chknlittle

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Plus 2 on wheel specs and suspension. Coils or airbags?

LexusK

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Sorry to threadjack, but I am looking into spacers myself and do not know much about them. I have 19in G35 wheels on 245/40 in the back dropped on df210s. I would like to space out my rears a bit more without having to do too much fender mods. TIA.

DBSedan

If all four wheels are the same and the rear just looks a bit sunken you would probably need about 10-12mm spacer in the rear. since that isn't enough to be able to get bolt on spacers you will probably have to get some extended wheel studs before using slip on spacers. this is what I'm doing to my car to even it out. I'm running IS300 ARP extended studs and Novustech 10mm hub centric slip on spacers.

If the wheels rub you'll need to get a fender roller or use some other rolling technique like baseball bat or pipe method like I usually do.

giolex300

yea my bad on not giving the complete wheel specs...well im sitting on 19x95 +23 front 19x11 +24 rear....225/35/19 front 255/35/19 rear...im looking into getting the spacers already with the extended studs ...

PHML

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do you mean flushing wheel lip to fender?

if so, seems like your already beyond flush (assuming no modification to fenders)...why the need for spacers?

i never heard anyone flushing tires to fenders...lol.

giolex300

phml....no right now im wheel lip to fender but im tucked fender over laps rim and tire...i want the fender to barley sit on some tire so I can roll fenders a bit more get me?

marshun

mother of god. punctuation please. its hard to read that.

jriggs

I have a pdf showing how to measure for spacers at work. It's not rocket science, just requires a little measuring and thinking

jriggs

HERE is a link to a pdf showing how to measure for spacers.