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mcnvgget 05-22-2019 01:07 PM

spacers
 
anyone know what size spacer i could get a flush fit with 18x8.5’s? they tuck in a bit and since tein doesn’t go super low it looks a bit off i think https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...ffd6307ef3.jpg


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Leonardo 05-22-2019 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by mcnvgget (Post 3220123)
anyone know what size spacer i could get a flush fit with 18x8.5’s? they tuck in a bit and since tein doesn’t go super low it looks a bit off i think https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...ffd6307ef3.jpg


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I can help... What offset are your wheels? Do you know how much camber you are running?

mcnvgget 05-22-2019 01:23 PM

i’m running 18x8.5 +30 all around and no it’s camber from just lowering the car i haven’t messed with the camber plates in the front and haven’t done nothing to the rear, the front i have them maxed out lowered and the rear are about a quarter of an inch from maxed


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Leonardo 05-22-2019 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by mcnvgget (Post 3220130)
i’m running 18x8.5 +30 all around and no it’s camber from just lowering the car i haven’t messed with the camber plates in the front and haven’t done nothing to the rear, the front i have them maxed out lowered and the rear are about a quarter of an inch from maxed


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So, with your offset and estimated camber, Id suggest these... You will need extended studs to use these spacers. I'm running them and love them.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/4pcs-12mm-5...ox!97412!US!-1

You will have to add more front camber. There isnt a bolt on solution. (besides different wheels) Bolt on spacers, thin enough to work, would require shaving the OEM studs. zthe slip style spacer I have linked, requires longer studs. I have been running inexpensive Ebay studs for 30k miles, but everyone suggests ARP studs.


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