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Im running 30mm H&R spacers in the rear and they are made very well. I have zero vibrations and have been using them for about 10K miles.
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I also have 30mm H&R spacers in the rear with absolutely no problems at all.....
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Can any of you guys post some pictures? Id like to see what the 30mm looks like.
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At work now but heres a little idea from a photo I took last week.... Sorry I dont have anything better at the moment
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Are 30mm hard on hubs or bearings????
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I think it really depends on the following as a whole:
- size of rims - factory / lowered springs - with/out fender flares For my case, 15mm front and 25mm rear was the best for my set up ![]() ![]() (275/45/20 front, 315/35/20 rear; 1" dropped, fender flare) Good luck.
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u have a 3.0 with what wheels? In my personal opinion I would do 15mm in the rear and nothing up front
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