H&R Spacers
06-05-03, 01:41 PM
#2
Lexus Champion
I've had nothing but great experiences with Options Auto Salon. Prices are always lower, fast shippers, and service is great.
They are direct bolt-ons. Nothing special at all. The slide over the existing wheel studs, and have their own studs as well.
They are direct bolt-ons. Nothing special at all. The slide over the existing wheel studs, and have their own studs as well.
06-05-03, 04:32 PM
#4
Lexus Champion
Originally posted by GlobeCLK
thanks alot Dex
But I heard that Option Auto Salon has those spacers on backorder for a long time. Did you hear anything about that? 
thanks alot Dex
But I heard that Option Auto Salon has those spacers on backorder for a long time. Did you hear anything about that?
06-05-03, 05:28 PM
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I purchased my 20mm spacers from them and it only took 2 days for delivery. I was told the 25mm were on backorder. I too have only had good experiences with them. I'm completely happy with my spacers.
06-06-03, 03:24 AM
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Click on the map....etc....
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
Hope this helps.
Pete
Click on the map....etc....
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
Hope this helps.
Pete
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06-07-03, 01:10 AM
#9
Originally posted by 1SICKLEX
How much? And with spacers, it does give more clearance for bigger brakes, correct?
How much? And with spacers, it does give more clearance for bigger brakes, correct?
dex, you said the slide right over the studs, yet have their own studs. so how does the spacer attach itself to the car? and the 15mm spacer is even more interesting by design, isn't it? please clarify
06-07-03, 07:44 AM
#10
Lexus Champion
Originally posted by bravo261
they do, but a few here have mentioned the handling gets funny...very important to a sicklex. i'm guessing others that don't report odd handling probably don't handle it enough
dex, you said the slide right over the studs, yet have their own studs. so how does the spacer attach itself to the car? and the 15mm spacer is even more interesting by design, isn't it? please clarify
they do, but a few here have mentioned the handling gets funny...very important to a sicklex. i'm guessing others that don't report odd handling probably don't handle it enough
dex, you said the slide right over the studs, yet have their own studs. so how does the spacer attach itself to the car? and the 15mm spacer is even more interesting by design, isn't it? please clarify
Notice in this pic: the spacers slide over the existing wheel studs through those holes you see, they then are secured by their own nuts to the hub.
THEN, the wheels bolt onto the spacer studs. Get it?
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