Wheel spacers.
#1
Wheel spacers.
Anyone using wheels spacers on there 18" wheels? preferably saleen replicas, what size are you using in the rear? I measured what it would be for the rim to be fluch with the fender and its 3/4" but they only make spacers 1/2" and than 1"
#3
RE: Wheel spacers.
ORIGINAL: GolfmanSpeck
I know you asked about 18", but i thought i would tell you anyway. I have the 17" GT with 1" spacers in the rear.
I know you asked about 18", but i thought i would tell you anyway. I have the 17" GT with 1" spacers in the rear.
My friends got 18" bullit replicas but there back spacing is +22mm and hes using a 1" spacer and it looks real good. But my saleens got a +28mm back spacing so it wont look the same. I dont want it to look dumb and stick further out past the fender.
#4
RE: Wheel spacers.
I have 18x9 Replica Saleens, and I was recommended some 1" billet spacers.
So that is what I will eventually go with.
I don't think it will protrube that much. Also the sn95 is different, and there wheels tuck much further underneath the fender.
So that is what I will eventually go with.
I don't think it will protrube that much. Also the sn95 is different, and there wheels tuck much further underneath the fender.
#6
RE: Wheel spacers.
ORIGINAL: GolfmanSpeck
my spacers don't have their own studs on them. I have studs that are about an inch longer and the spacer just slides over them. Then the rims then the lug nuts.
my spacers don't have their own studs on them. I have studs that are about an inch longer and the spacer just slides over them. Then the rims then the lug nuts.
ORIGINAL: Durr727
I have 18x9 Replica Saleens, and I was recommended some 1" billet spacers.
So that is what I will eventually go with.
I don't think it will protrube that much. Also the sn95 is different, and there wheels tuck much further underneath the fender.
I have 18x9 Replica Saleens, and I was recommended some 1" billet spacers.
So that is what I will eventually go with.
I don't think it will protrube that much. Also the sn95 is different, and there wheels tuck much further underneath the fender.
#10
RE: Wheel spacers.
Now im thinking just buy some Moroso studs, which are 3" long. Stronger and have a longer unthreaded nose which helps prevent stripping. (broke one stud in the rear anyways, whoops) The stock studs are 2" long. So if I use a 1" or 3/4" spacer I probably will be ok using the regular lug nuts.
How difficult is it to replace the studs in the axles? Just use a hydrualic press to press them out and in? Does the ABS sensor just slip off, so it doesnt get in the way?
How difficult is it to replace the studs in the axles? Just use a hydrualic press to press them out and in? Does the ABS sensor just slip off, so it doesnt get in the way?