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pwnisher 07-24-2013 06:14 PM

Spacer questions ...
 
Hey guys,

I went to an FR-S car meet for the first time yesterday and learned a ton of great stuff about my car! Spacers were one of the things I found out about, I had no idea they even existed before the meet, lol.

So it would be cool to have my wheels flush with my car, I just don't know what to look up other than ... "spacers." And that's where I need your guys wisdom!

Also, I'm sure there's a post or two about this topic, but I'd much rather post and chat with you guys as opposed to just reading threads. Thanks guys, have a great day. :happy0180:

Clint

yoshiharadesign 07-24-2013 06:40 PM

spacers are fine as long as they are reputable. you can try h&R spacers in the various thickness. Once past a certain thickness, they will have the necessary hardware inclusive.

pwnisher 07-24-2013 07:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yoshiharadesign (Post 1093894)
spacers are fine as long as they are reputable. you can try h&R spacers in the various thickness. Once past a certain thickness, they will have the necessary hardware inclusive.

Do you know what thickness will make my wheels flush with the car? What some other companies that offer spacers?

Thanks

yoshiharadesign 07-24-2013 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pwnisher (Post 1094053)
Do you know what thickness will make my wheels flush with the car? What some other companies that offer spacers?

Thanks

thickness depends on what wheels and offsets you have... there are others that offer them but as the spacers from H&R are tuv, those are the safest we can thnk of. Or you can look for them on the net.

pwnisher 07-24-2013 08:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yoshiharadesign (Post 1094066)
thickness depends on what wheels and offsets you have... there are others that offer them but as the spacers from H&R are tuv, those are the safest we can thnk of. Or you can look for them on the net.

Cool. I visited the h&R site. They have a bunch of cool stuff a good information. Thanks for the lead. :)

MadFRS 07-25-2013 02:32 AM

This thread has some more knowledge.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...ghlight=Spacer

I will probably go around a 20mm front and 30mm rear when I get some lowering springs to help with flushness.

djdnz 07-25-2013 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pwnisher (Post 1093840)
Hey guys,

I went to an FR-S car meet for the first time yesterday and learned a ton of great stuff about my car! Spacers were one of the things I found out about, I had no idea they even existed before the meet, lol.

So it would be cool to have my wheels flush with my car, I just don't know what to look up other than ... "spacers." And that's where I need your guys wisdom!

Also, I'm sure there's a post or two about this topic, but I'd much rather post and chat with you guys as opposed to just reading threads. Thanks guys, have a great day. :happy0180:

Clint

Are you the famous youtube guy? :popcorn:

My friend runs a spacer business, he is extremely knowledgeable. Send him an email and he should be able to sort you out at a very reasonable price.


www.novustech.ca

Redstar 07-25-2013 02:48 PM

Get your hands dirty, measure, and get the right spacers for your needs.

http://daliracing.com/v666-5/catalog...k-your-gap.jpg

wparsons 07-25-2013 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by djdnz (Post 1095131)
Are you the famous youtube guy? :popcorn:

My friend runs a spacer business, he is extremely knowledgeable. Send him an email and he should be able to sort you out at a very reasonable price.


www.novustech.ca

+1 on novustech, great guy to deal with.

DAEMANO 07-25-2013 05:02 PM

I ordered this spacer kit from B2Autodesigns. Should be here on Friday, I plan on installing them very shortly afterwards. So far the transaction has been good.

It's 4 adapters/spacers (2 pair) with lugs bolted on (no need to change the lugs at the hub).

20mm in the front
25mm in the rear

http://www.b2autodesigns.com/product...dad62d2f1b2348

Here is their buy thread (B2 is a FT86 registered vendor)
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37407

pwnisher 07-25-2013 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAEMANO (Post 1096059)
I ordered this spacer kit from B2Autodesigns. Should be here on Friday, I plan on installing them very shortly afterwards. So far the transaction has been good.

It's 4 adapters/spacers (2 pair) with lugs bolted on (no need to change the lugs at the hub).

20mm in the front
25mm in the rear

http://www.b2autodesigns.com/product...dad62d2f1b2348

Here is their buy thread (B2 is a FT86 registered vendor)
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37407

Awesome! Yea, I like the 20 - 25 combo. Good buy. Thanks Daemano.

yoshiharadesign 07-25-2013 05:51 PM

are the wheels stock? if so, then yes. However, if its aftermarket wheels, it will really depend on the offset of the wheel. spacer thickness will vary depending on the wheel you have.


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