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pom
wheel spacers???
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has any 1 ever used wheel spacers where's the best spot to get them??

Posted on: 2009/1/9 5:17
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perthute
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u have slip on spacers for 5mm or so but the boys in blue dont like em , and bolt on spacers anywhere from 20mm to 100mm

Posted on: 2009/1/9 5:23
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so yhe bolt on type at like 30mm means i can buy pretty much any rim?? having trouble finding what i want dam offset!!

Posted on: 2009/1/9 5:26
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yer lots of new rims in 4 stud are fwd offset ( need spacers) , but i would go some old jap rims with dish imo

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thats right, better off with proper rwd rims, spacers are a last resort.

Posted on: 2009/1/9 6:51
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Id never reccomend the use of slip on spacers esp alloy ones no matter what thickness after having a set crack and fail once snapping wheel studs letting the wheel fly of down a footpath at 60kph. Good quality bolt on spacers should be ok just take into account the extra strain put on stubs and bearings etc.

Posted on: 2009/1/11 11:54
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