My new "stockish" look
03-26-10, 09:44 AM
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I dont have any experience with spacers on this car but given the specs you listed for these wheels I'm guessing you would probably need like a 15mm to sit anywhere near flush. I'm sure there are others that have experience and could chime in though.
03-26-10, 11:40 AM
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^^ Awesome andre....only problem is that place is like 3 hours from me. If we could meet half way I'm all for it. So I think its +40 offsets all the way around, (I think I listed +45). Sooo....15+ rear and 5+ front still?
03-27-10, 01:15 PM
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Anything more than 10mm on the front you will need to heat gun stuff so it wont rub on large turns. Personally I believe in going as aggressive as possible without messing with the body work, so 10mm would be my personal suggestion.
03-27-10, 01:58 PM
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Thank you sir. 25mm in the rear it shall be. Any certain spacers you reccomend? I know there is quality differences. Since I have "aftermarket" wheels I can't get the V2 ichibas. Is there a top quality out there where I don't have to worry bout my wheels fallin off everyday I drive?
