Wheel Spacer/Adaptor
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Have any of you guys used wheel spacers on a 2007+ GS 350 on stock wheels?...I guess it's a straightforward cosmetic upgrade for someone who wants to keep the stock wheels, but push em' out a little closer to the fenders.
Just wanting to know what brand and size would be recommended.
Just wanting to know what brand and size would be recommended.
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Are you going to lower your car? I had Ichiba Type II (bolt on) on my car prior to my aftermarket rims. Loved them and very easy to install/remove with out changing the studs out.
I was lowered ~2" and had 20mm spacers and it was perfect with out having any fender mods. If you mod the rear and lower you can fit 25mm.
I was lowered ~2" and had 20mm spacers and it was perfect with out having any fender mods. If you mod the rear and lower you can fit 25mm.
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I say play it conservative and do the 15,,/ I went with a fatter tire in the rear and had rubbing. I had to shave and file it slowly ( trial and error) over about a week. If you do the 15 mm you can change you tire brands safer. Some companies ( like Michelin) run a wider section width that others at the same tire size
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With less drop you would rub as the OP stated his drop to be. 20mm would be perfect if the OP wants to shave the rear fender. If not 15mm is going to be max with that drop but still look good
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