3mm Spacers..Anyone try them out yet?

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06-17-13, 07:06 PM

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Does anyone know where I can get 5mm hubcentric spacers for our cars? I can only find 72.6... I'm trying to think how it would work with with the hub ring on top.

They were readily on ebay but I dont see them now..but just email akataspacer at gmail dot com and ask if they can paypal you an invoice for hubcentric 5mm 5x120 60.1mm spacers

There is still enough hub lip for it all to work..I have 3mm spacer on rear and could easily do a 5mm..and I have hubrings

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06-18-13, 09:14 AM

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I bought from this company before. They're a little pricey but well built with quality.

http://www.motorsport-tech.com/

I too bought two sets from them (5mm and 25mm). Works and fitment was awesome.

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06-18-13, 10:19 PM

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I bought from this company before. They're a little pricey but well built with quality.

http://www.motorsport-tech.com/

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I too bought two sets from them (5mm and 25mm). Works and fitment was awesome.

Akata is currently out of stock for 5mm, but I'll look into these ones for sure.

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06-24-13, 02:25 PM

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Wow..very interesting

I bought 3mm spacers. Hopefully this is working. Keep you in the loop when I'm back from holidays in Switzerland.

Just checked the load index of the 255/30/22 tyres: It is 95 which is 690 kg or 1380 kg per axle. Unfortunately the LS600 is heavier: 1395kg front and 1420kg rear (Europe spec). I have to keep my 265/30/22 all around or pull the rear fenders to install 265/30/22 front and 315/25/22 rear. 255 front and 305 rear is no option for me