How to determine what spacers to use
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How to determine what spacers to use
Need to get spacers. But, not sure whether I need 5 or 7mm on front, and 15-18mm on rear, or even different withs. How can I determine this? Perhaps posting pics here? Is there a rule of thumb, measure points? Running 19's on 99 C2.
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I have 15mm in back and 7mm in front. Stock rims which are 18 inch Sport Design rims with 285 in rear and 245 front.
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[QUOTE=Omarcoolguy;2767419]i gave 1/2 inch spacers on my rear 265/30/19 i had to have the fenders trimmed tho, an 1/4 on my fron 235/35/19
it just gets to the edge, and is prob the best mod you can do for a great stance
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That would be 7mm in front, and 12.5 in rear? My rear tires are not 265 but 245s. So, 15mm maybe?
it just gets to the edge, and is prob the best mod you can do for a great stance
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That would be 7mm in front, and 12.5 in rear? My rear tires are not 265 but 245s. So, 15mm maybe?
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That would be 7mm in front, and 12.5 in rear? My rear tires are not 265 but 245s. So, 15mm maybe?[/quote]
yah alot of guys use 15mm , if ur car is lowered it might rub , but maybe not since your tires arnt that wide....but make sure you get some nice ones , the ones on my rear are nice beacause they bolt on and give me studs so its easy to ge the rear wheels on
yah alot of guys use 15mm , if ur car is lowered it might rub , but maybe not since your tires arnt that wide....but make sure you get some nice ones , the ones on my rear are nice beacause they bolt on and give me studs so its easy to ge the rear wheels on
#9
Those tires are too narrow for those rims... On a hard corner you could separate the bead from the rim very easily. Plus it's not protecting your rim from roads debris.
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Did you run those in yoru c2? with what tires?
#15
Turbo Twist Rims 18" stock - I had the 14mm in the rear and never had time to put the 7mm in the front. I found that just the 14mm in the rears gave the NB a wider look.
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