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View Poll Results: R U into wheel spacers????
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I have 15mm all around and also have front flares. I'm happy with the 15s but I think 20mm would be fine as well.
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Anyone of you has a spacers from http://motorsport-tech.com/index2.htm
That's where I want to get it from, They do custom work, They got v. good feedback, lifetime warranty and cost less than H&Rs or bilsteins
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I have either 20 or 30mm spacers in the rear, totally forgot, but they pushed my wheel right to the fender, and is now flush with the body.
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25 out back is perfect for 4.6 wheels with fender flares. 10 is perfect for the front although they do not make them. 5s are good enough, and cheap too.
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Im getting a custom spacers right now and I got few questions,
Should I go with a flat spacer and run longer bolts,
Or should I get these with new studs coming out???? I was thinking second and right now I need to know if our 20's style 87 has pockets in between the mounting holes????
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Im getting a custom spacers right now and I got few questions,
Should I go with a flat spacer and run longer bolts,
Or should I get these with new studs coming out???? I was thinking second and right now I need to know if our 20's style 87 has pockets in between the mounting holes????
i went with option 1, it was the only and best way to go with my set up
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Old 08-14-2007, 04:33 PM
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i went with option 1, it was the only and best way to go with my set up
Thanks, I had a feeling sooner or later somebody would say that and also I couldnt wait any longer so I went with flat spacers and longer bolts
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Old 08-14-2007, 04:37 PM
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Anyone got pics of their X's with the spacers and wheels on? Would like to see the look, especially anyone with the flared fenders or 4.6 / 4.8.
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wheel locks after spacers
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.......With the spacers, are you guys able to install wheel locks? I just did 10mm spacers on my S6 and I can't find wheel locks.......
can't seem to find any wheel locks long enough after 20mm spacers have been installed...
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