WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR FRS TODAY?

[Impureclient]

Originally Posted by Jordanwolf

A difference in handling from 5mm difference? Or simply because of the spacers? I can't imagine you'd feel any difference from simply 5 more mm...

He did 20mm front and 25mm rear, so an inch and a half out front and two inches rear widened total.

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by notout86

at what mileage?

You might like to fit Whiteline KDT925 to make shifts more positive and reduce take-off lurch.

Note the diff bushings movement which are reduced by the KDT925 with no increase in NVH

@ 73,700


Thank you!

[MJones_RB]

Originally Posted by Aipex8

20mm front, 25mm back.

A few other small goodies:

User's Manual case for a tidy glove box (this is generic Toyota, but it's sporty looking, too bad the red stitch/orange stitch is a bit of a clash).

And finally, LED reverse bulbs from VLEDS:

Proper!

[SuperTom]

Originally Posted by Aipex8

20mm front, 25mm back.

A few other small goodies:

User's Manual case for a tidy glove box (this is generic Toyota, but it's sporty looking, too bad the red stitch/orange stitch is a bit of a clash).

And finally, LED reverse bulbs from VLEDS:

The finish on those stock wheels along with the spacers look great. I see no reason to spend any more money unless you are going lighter.

[Jordanwolf]

Originally Posted by Impureclient

He did 20mm front and 25mm rear, so an inch and a half out front and two inches rear widened total.

The 5mm was in reference to the difference between 20mm and 25mm.

The questioned he was asked was if it made much of a difference to be squared or staggered, presumably.

His answer was as if he misunderstood the question and simply said he could feel a difference, thus resulting in why I asked two questions, yet you decided to give me one, which I already had the answer to.

The question:

Originally Posted by carsebuco

Noob question here, but... Why run different sizes? Never really understood why and never bothered to ask before.

Surely this seems in reference to the different sizes of spacers.

Oh and btw, an inch is 2.5 cm, which is 25mm.

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Jordanwolf

The 5mm was in reference to the difference between 20mm and 25mm.

The questioned he was asked was if it made much of a difference to be squared or staggered, presumably.

His answer was as if he misunderstood the question and simply said he could feel a difference, thus resulting in why I asked two questions, yet you decided to give me one, which I already had the answer to.

The question:


Surely this seems in reference to the different sizes of spacers.

Oh and btw, an inch is 2.5 cm, which is 25mm.

If you are going to be totally accurate...


25.6mm = 1"


I just put 1" or 25.6mm spacers on my car.

[Jordanwolf]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

If you are going to be totally accurate...


25.6mm = 1"


I just put 1" or 25.6mm spacers on my car.

I thought it was 2.54cm??

Edit: this is what google shows too, 2.54cm to 1 inch

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Jordanwolf

I thought it was 2.54cm??

Edit: this is what google shows too, 2.54cm to 1 inch

Cool, well the 1" spacers measure 25.6mm and are advertised that way. You can also buy 25mm spacers if you want, but they are not advertised as 1".

[Aipex8]

Originally Posted by SuperTom

The finish on those stock wheels along with the spacers look great. I see no reason to spend any more money unless you are going lighter.

I agree, I'm not a fan of the black/machine face finish of the stockers, but really like this gunmetal color. Eventually I'll put something else on, but I'm in no hurry so that gives me time to really pick the right wheel and save for something a little lighter/more expensive.

[Jordanwolf]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

Cool, well the 1" spacers measure 25.6mm and are advertised that way. You can also buy 25mm spacers if you want, but they are not advertised as 1".

So it's a lie then?! They are advertising lies??????!!!!

[SuperTom]

Originally Posted by Aipex8

I agree, I'm not a fan of the black/machine face finish of the stockers, but really like this gunmetal color. Eventually I'll put something else on, but I'm in no hurry so that gives me time to really pick the right wheel and save for something a little lighter/more expensive.

Yeah that's what I did last year I painted my 17+ wheels a metallic gunmetal. Later went with Konig Hypergrams which are really light 16lbs. But in all honesty I prefer the way the stock wheels with spacers look "appearance wise". The Konigs win daily for performance reasons, and the stockers w/spacer go back on before winter.

[Ashikabi]

Originally Posted by Jordanwolf

I thought it was 2.54cm??

Edit: this is what google shows too, 2.54cm to 1 inch

You are correct.

[Sapphireho]

Ordered some B6 Bilstein. I couldn't pass up $799.95, no tax and free shipping.

[mrg666]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Ordered some B6 Bilstein. I couldn't pass up $799.95, no tax and free shipping.

Did you leave some for me?