Question regarding spacers
#1
Question regarding spacers
I currently have a set of 17x7 Enkei pf01's on my car and wanted to run a 10mm spacer in the rear. My question is, do I have to run longer studs in order for this spacer to work on n aftermarket wheel? I was looking at these spacers, and on the bottom of the page it says you don't need to run longer studs because the spacers have them built in, but I get mixed results from everyone that I ask. A liitle clarification would b great. Thanks to anyone who can help.
Evasive Motorsports | PH: 626.336.3400 Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm PST: Kics W.T.S. Wheel Spacer Kit (with Hub Rings) - 10mm / 12x1.5mm / 4x100 / 56mm Bore
Evasive Motorsports | PH: 626.336.3400 Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm PST: Kics W.T.S. Wheel Spacer Kit (with Hub Rings) - 10mm / 12x1.5mm / 4x100 / 56mm Bore
#5
Thank you for clearing that up. Do you think I will have rubbing issues? I am lowered on swiftsprings which is probably the most subtle drop out there. The wheels are a +45 offset, so technically they will be a 35 offset in the rear correct?
#6
Should be fine, that is very conservative. There's lots of fitment threads on here detailing different setups, I believe the thread is even called "Rubbing: what works" or something to that effect.
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#10
Well, after searching high and low for the kics 10mm spacers (nowhere to be found), I ended up buying ichiba v2 15mm spacers. I did not the 15mm because I will probably end up rubbing, but I found a reputable loca l guy thst does fender rolling, so if need be I will just have that done. I will post pics ehen its done
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