stevechumo

iTrader: (5)

You shouldn't have any problems at all, so I'd only say "Good luck with the look". As long as you torque the wheels evenly just like normal, they'll stay tight. I think the factory specifies the torques at 75 ft/lb, I always torque them at 80 ft/lb. Overtorque or uneven position can break the studs, too.

sc400 2nv

updated, check it out!

jgdynamics

iTrader: (16)

damn! looks dope, i put spacers on my wheels also... i have a 20mm for the rear and a 15mm for the rfront, i might change it up and run 20 fr and 25 rear just for a more aggressive look

BLK13X

That thing is SICK! I love it

ACleanSC4

iTrader: (7)

Nice improvement! Amazing how that changes to the entire look of the car. Do the fronts also...

stevechumo

iTrader: (5)

Can you enlighten us by telling us how the car drives? I just want to make sure that using the spacers correctly won't create any problems like people keep saying about them.

Levistey0

Call me crazy. But i think you should go 15mm all around! it would look perfect! the rear is nice on the after pic, but it wouldn't hurt to push 5mm out! It made a big difference, aesthetically on the stance.

RedPhoenix

iTrader: (10)

yup, ballin

sc400 2nv

it drives smooth. just make sure u get hubcentric adapters...

sc400 2nv

i went with a 20 mm rear adapter in the after pic. i am going to go 25 mm in the fronts.... your right, it would look super aggressive with 5mm more in the rear. once i burn out my 275/30/19 rears, i will get 255/35/19 tires stretched out and go with 25 mm adapters for the rear(thats in the future, but i like how it sits now).

thanks everyone for the compliments!!!!!!

stevechumo

iTrader: (5)

You have proven it. So anyone who's skeptical about spacers, you may have to do the correct way. Anything can be done right and anything can also be done wrong.

SC_coupe

+1

The car looks great with the spacers. Very nice, glad to see it worked out how you wanted it to.

shabenbran

Can someone kind enough to explain if spacers and wheel adaptors are the same. Both terms were used in this thread, so am a bit confused.

Thanks

weezeeG35

looking good.

sc400 2nv

wheel adapters have studs on them...spacers are just the plate and requires u to extend ur studs.