Wheel spacers
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Because he doesn't want some heavy *** mustang wheel? Go weigh your wheels...
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Because he doesn't want some heavy *** mustang wheel? Go weigh your wheels...
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Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 504
From: Where gunshots are more common than birds chirping
Definition of a ricer is cosmetic enhancements that do nothing at all towards performance. I fail to see how a wheel spacer that moves the leverage points of the axle farther out for better cornering and ride quality is rice. It's not like he put on altezza tail lights.
Definition of a ricer is cosmetic enhancements that do nothing at all towards performance. I fail to see how a wheel spacer that moves the leverage points of the axle farther out for better cornering and ride quality is rice. It's not like he put on altezza tail lights.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 504
From: Where gunshots are more common than birds chirping
The definition for "wheelstand", "powershift", or "transbrake" isn't in there if you look either I bet. Not all terms are defined by Merriam-Webster.
I put a pair on the back of my 04 GT to get the rear wheels out to match the front. Worked really well plus I can rotate my wheels instead of having two different sized wheels and tires. I did use the centering adapters though to make sure they don't loosen up and move around. Instructions that come with the spacers tell you to clean the rotor face really flush and check the torque after 10 miles then 50 miles then 100 miles to make sure they are seated tightened so that they don't cause a problem with the wheel flying off after a while. The lips on the adapters are the key to a good set of spacers. I used these
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WHEEL...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WHEEL...spagenameZWDVW


