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#11
Re: wheel spacers
sidedraught
Posted on: 2009/3/8 0:27
I have heard of engineers knocking cars back because of an increase in track, so if the spacers cause an increase in track that may make then technically a no no.
#10
Re: wheel spacers
clyons8
Posted on: 2009/3/7 23:43
Few members have spent hundreds on getting sets custom made. I wouldn't have thought they were illegal, perhaps if they're too thick then they would be (or if they weren't professionally made).
#9
Re: wheel spacers
andy-roo
Posted on: 2009/3/7 23:22
I didn't even kno that too tight can make em come off that's ####
#8
Re: wheel spacers
hotrocket
Posted on: 2009/3/7 19:01
plus you want to make sure that theres plenty tread aswell for the nut to bit onto....
#7
Re: wheel spacers
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2009/3/7 17:46
Nah, wheels can fall off even when not using spacers. The thing is they need to be tightened correctly, to correct torque and all four evenly. Too loose or too tight and there is a risk of falling off.
#6
Re: wheel spacers
andy-roo
Posted on: 2009/3/7 13:15
Hey do wheel spacers make or help ya wheels loosten off??
I think one off my mates mentioned it once and yesterday my wheel fell off while I was drivin and my wheel fell off but the thing is I knew I did all wheel nuts off tight. . . ?
#5
Re: wheel spacers
hotrocket
Posted on: 2009/3/7 11:00
well there you go i wasnt sure
il be hidding them behind standard wheel with hubcaps
#4
Re: wheel spacers
Locky90
Posted on: 2009/3/7 10:10
illegal in queensland... but what copper knows there on... they would have 2 take ur wheel off 2 see them. i got mine roadworthied with crap rims and put my good ones on after.
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