Though on spacers
Though on spacers
I just got my SSC Springs this week and the car looks nice.
Now, I was thinking on spacers to make the car look wider... I made a search about them but couldn't find nothing that interests me. It goes from people who buy them cause of brembos to people who buy new wheels with spacer need.
I'd like to know if some people run them just for the appearance, what size do you have, did you change your studs and if I need any more information about them.
Where did you buy them with the price please!
If its possible, post me some picture of them on the car!
Thanks
Now, I was thinking on spacers to make the car look wider... I made a search about them but couldn't find nothing that interests me. It goes from people who buy them cause of brembos to people who buy new wheels with spacer need.
I'd like to know if some people run them just for the appearance, what size do you have, did you change your studs and if I need any more information about them.
Where did you buy them with the price please!
If its possible, post me some picture of them on the car!
Thanks
Last edited by Lorth; Sep 11, 2010 at 08:42 PM.
sounds like a good idea. i think i might try that with my ss/tc sometime, but ill wait and see how it goes with you. being the first at things is fun. hopefully ill be the first ss/tc with dual exhaust. lol. i have teh monies for that.
I don't mind changing the studs, I will measure and see what I need, but I don't think it's less than 10mm. Looks more like 15. But Eibach do sell some spacers with another set of studs on the spacers, so you bolt the spacer on the hub and the wheel on the spacer, that's what I might just buy. Around 160$ a pair.
To be totaly sure, should I just go to a store that sells cheap spacers of 3mm and just put as much as I need and then just count the total mm used instead of measuring it with a tape or something?
To be totaly sure, should I just go to a store that sells cheap spacers of 3mm and just put as much as I need and then just count the total mm used instead of measuring it with a tape or something?
If you want to do a mock up you could put some washers on between the brake disk and wheel. Don't drive around like that obviously but it would let you see if you have enough thread sticking out to get a few turns on the lug nut.
3mm is fine on factory studs. anything more there just isn't enough thread contact with the lugs to be safe. also. the stock offset is a +42, every mm the space is wide, subtract that from the offset. and that way you can compare it to other peoples wheels. so lets say you found someone with a 18x7 wheel with a +35 offset that you thought looked good, then get a 7mm spacer.
5mm is the biggest I would go on the stock studs. I put a set on mine just to see, and I couldn't even tell. Needs at least 10mm in the front, probably 15mm in the rear. However, I wouldn't have driven on them, there were very few threads available. I have the equivalent of an LT, btw.
make sure the spacers are hubcentric or you will be busting the studs and watching your wheels keep on rolling while you come to a quick stop.
YouTube - RX7 wheels fall off
YouTube - RX7 wheels fall off
yes the spacers i will be getting will be hubcentric machine out of aircraft grade aluminum stock
and WHAT?! lol how the **** do all FOUR wheels fall off lol
and WHAT?! lol how the **** do all FOUR wheels fall off lol
Last edited by C_A_D88; Jan 17, 2011 at 06:13 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
haha imports wheels fall off all the time
awsome yea as long as your hub centrick and have as much of the lug nut threaded on with out bottoming on the stud you will be fine. there was actually a guy who was making custom spacers cnc'd and all ill see if i can find it
awsome yea as long as your hub centrick and have as much of the lug nut threaded on with out bottoming on the stud you will be fine. there was actually a guy who was making custom spacers cnc'd and all ill see if i can find it
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/part...entric-237790/
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