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im about to order some wheel spacers i just wanted to know should i do a 15mm in the rear or a 20mm the wheel offset is 35 and only 8.5 let me know asap
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go with the 20mm offset.
if your getting 8.5 in the rears......... because if i don't recall fellow Greed777 is running a 38 offset in the rear with 9.5 and he still has room to spare before he hits the fender line. being that you have a 8.5 wheel it's about an inch further in... and 25.4mm would equal an inch... so the 20mm spacer with a 35offset wheel should bring you up to just about where he is... just a little less
i would recommend if your getting spacers get the better ones because if your just putting metal between your wheel and hub over 15mm, i hear you might run into problems like lugnuts being able to unscrew and stuff....
if your getting 8.5 in the rears......... because if i don't recall fellow Greed777 is running a 38 offset in the rear with 9.5 and he still has room to spare before he hits the fender line. being that you have a 8.5 wheel it's about an inch further in... and 25.4mm would equal an inch... so the 20mm spacer with a 35offset wheel should bring you up to just about where he is... just a little less
i would recommend if your getting spacers get the better ones because if your just putting metal between your wheel and hub over 15mm, i hear you might run into problems like lugnuts being able to unscrew and stuff....
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It all depends on what your trying to achieve.
Go with either H&R or Ichiba spacers.
http://www.hrsprings.com/products/trak/
http://www.ichibausa.com/gs300gs400.html
Go with either H&R or Ichiba spacers.
http://www.hrsprings.com/products/trak/
http://www.ichibausa.com/gs300gs400.html
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