TT wheels w/ spacers??
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TT wheels w/ spacers??
anybody using spacers with their TT wheel set-up?? would you go 15mm all around or 15mm in front and 20mm in rear to make it flush?? i plan on getting the H&R's because they are hubcentric. tried searching but couldnt find any info. please post pics if possible
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Do a search on google, there's a nice old man who custom makes them hubcentric for alot cheaper then HR, he's cool to talk to, he's in Cali....sorry don't remember the name of his business, but there is only a couple on the google search........if you go 20mm, he can make them with the studs for you, but he dosen't have longer studs for sale if you need the 15mm, you'll have to get those somewhere else.
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Originally Posted by prjctSC300
anybody using spacers with their TT wheel set-up?? would you go 15mm all around or 15mm in front and 20mm in rear to make it flush?? i plan on getting the H&R's because they are hubcentric. tried searching but couldnt find any info. please post pics if possible
i think the 15mm or 20 mm spacer in the rear may be to much cause my friend as a 5mm spacer with 275 width tire in the rear and it seats really close to even with the fenders. i think if you really want a aggressive look a 10mm is enough in the rear . now the front are tucked in alot so a 15mm may be enough. oh and there on stock supra tt rims did not mention that in the first part of the post good luck
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[QUOTE=supra_trd]My supra TT wheels are +50 offset printed directly on each wheel. Why do you need spacer when stock SC offset is also +50?[/QUOTE
im using the spacers to push out the wheels more flush to the fenders. if you havent noticed the fronts are really sucked in looking
my friend has an extra set of h&r spacers 15mm, so imma see if i can use them and see how it goes if the weather is good
im using the spacers to push out the wheels more flush to the fenders. if you havent noticed the fronts are really sucked in looking
my friend has an extra set of h&r spacers 15mm, so imma see if i can use them and see how it goes if the weather is good
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spacer pics
heres some pics i took with the spacers on
i just put them on one side for comparison, the wheels without the center caps have the spacers on
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/2851/dsc007889aq.jpg left rear
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/7403/dsc007892mj.jpg right rear
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/1463/dsc007900ea.jpg left front
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/6839/dsc007912ux.jpg right front
theres not a big difference, but it is noticably looking better with the spacers on
i just put them on one side for comparison, the wheels without the center caps have the spacers on
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/2851/dsc007889aq.jpg left rear
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/7403/dsc007892mj.jpg right rear
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/1463/dsc007900ea.jpg left front
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/6839/dsc007912ux.jpg right front
theres not a big difference, but it is noticably looking better with the spacers on