shahir18

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Is anyone with the 2012+ OEM rims have spacers, if so... what size spacers, type, and pics?

ttbasterd

I've been thinking of putting spacers but never got to start a thread on it!!! I think mine would look good with tiny spacers, especially on the front.

shahir18

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How many millimeters are you planning to do?

MRxSLAYx

Im going to be spacing my wheels as soon as I get Coils.

ULTSISF

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15 or 20mm should be just right for a flush look

shahir18

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All around?

ULTSISF

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Yes...or depending on your preference you can do 20F 15R or reverse. Most just go with the same number all around.

scamsel

i'm curious, does anyone know if using spacers has any long term or otherwise negative consequences to the car or in it's handling abliity?

daedalus

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search for swift springs in this forum. There is a member with a 2011 or 2012 running spacers on springs but it has good before/after photos.

ULTSISF

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I have spacers close to a year now on my stock wheels. Zero issues

Vervish

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good info/pics here: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...-question.html

Vervish

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H&R spacers seems to be the preferred. I am slightly hesitant, read about one guy who's spacer broke and wheel came off. Not on H&R tho..

Rossi

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I have H&R spacers 15mm all around on my 2010 wheels.
H&R spacers are using extended studs, absolutely no issues.
I know few members here even tracking these. I have a full confidence.
You would have to brake five studs to lose the wheel. If you get a chance to install
them yourself, you will realize how strong they are.

I would not consider "adapter" style spacers, that's when you might lose a wheel and die.
It is just too much stress on the aluminium adapter on this somewhat heavy high performance
car. NO ADAPTERS, if you like to live.

shahir18

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so, with the '12+ wheels... what would be perfect size to get without having to roll the fenders on stock spec tires?

Front - 15mm, 20mm, or 25mm
Rear - 15mm, 20mm, or 25mm

Rossi

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I have 15mm all around with 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 tires, plus my front is lowered 0.7 inch.
No issues, the front is tight, I could not go any wider. Rear is fine.

For you on wider rims, but stock tires I would not go over 15mm, that is just me.