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Anyone Running Spacers on Stock 2012+ Wheels?

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Old 01-18-14, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Capn
(Tien Springs, H&R Spacers on 2009 IS-F)


this photo made me get my spacers
Old 01-18-14, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Rossi
I have 15mm all around with 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 tires, plus my front is lowered 0.7 inch.
No issues, the front is tight, I could not go any wider. Rear is fine.

For you on wider rims, but stock tires I would not go over 15mm, that is just me.
nice, so what tires do you run pss? 15mm all around is what capn had in the pics you posted of his car?

also how is your front lowered, and is it lowered in the front only?
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I had 25mm with my stocks and it sat perfect.
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Originally Posted by Rossi
I have 15mm all around with 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 tires, plus my front is lowered 0.7 inch.
No issues, the front is tight, I could not go any wider. Rear is fine.

For you on wider rims, but stock tires I would not go over 15mm, that is just me.
+1 15mm all around
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Are you guys with 15mm spacers installing extended studs? what model of H&R spacers should I get?
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Originally Posted by jat0223
Are you guys with 15mm spacers installing extended studs? what model of H&R spacers should I get?
Def extended studs Don't install anything without that.
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Originally Posted by scamsel
nice, so what tires do you run pss? 15mm all around is what capn had in the pics you posted of his car?
also how is your front lowered, and is it lowered in the front only?
Michelins PSS 245/35/19 & 275/30/19
Eibach Springs FRONT only
H&R 15mm all around.

I believe Capn has same tire size / spacer combo, lowered on teins.
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Old 01-19-14, 05:15 PM
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Looks great..any fender mods (rolling/cutting) required with 15mm spacers. Thinking of doing spacers at same time i do swift springs.
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I ran 15mm spacers all around with my 2012 wheels I'll try and find some pictures.
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Originally Posted by Vervish
Looks great..any fender mods (rolling/cutting) required with 15mm spacers. Thinking of doing spacers at same time i do swift springs.
I am about to install swift springs on the front of mine as well
Originally Posted by LOLM3
I ran 15mm spacers all around with my 2012 wheels I'll try and find some pictures.
please do, also... do you think it can be possible to put 20mm spacers on the rear or 15mm is enough?
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Only pictures I could find. 15mm is more than enough


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Very nice..any fender mods?
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15 mm rear with swift springs. 20mm will most likely rub without a fender roll.
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Originally Posted by LOLM3
Only pictures I could find. 15mm is more than enough
Nice Pics, thanks!

Originally Posted by Marn
15 mm rear with swift springs. 20mm will most likely rub without a fender roll.
Awesome detailed picture, I appreciate it... would you have a pic of the front as well?

Also, do you suggest installing the rear springs or would just the fronts suffice and give it an even gap all around?
Old 01-20-14, 10:18 AM
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Install all 4 springs. It will sit just right. no rear sag whatsoever. Yes I am speaking from experience on my 2012.

Originally Posted by "that boy"
Nice Pics, thanks!



Awesome detailed picture, I appreciate it... would you have a pic of the front as well?

Also, do you suggest installing the rear springs or would just the fronts suffice and give it an even gap all around?


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