Drop with spacers?
There are so many threads with these words in them so it would take hours to find my answer lol. If anyone can answer my quick question id really appreciate it
I have my H&R lowering springs, to be isntalled first week of april (car is stored right now) and Im on the verge of buying ichiba v2 spacers. Im thinkning 20mm rear and 15 mm front, as it seems this is the flush look for oem 18s.
Will the drop/spacers combination make for a lot of rubbing. Ive seen ppl say there are SLIGHT rubbing issues with spacers alone, id imagine with the drop it would be worse, but can anyone confirm or deny? Thanks so much
I have my H&R lowering springs, to be isntalled first week of april (car is stored right now) and Im on the verge of buying ichiba v2 spacers. Im thinkning 20mm rear and 15 mm front, as it seems this is the flush look for oem 18s.
Will the drop/spacers combination make for a lot of rubbing. Ive seen ppl say there are SLIGHT rubbing issues with spacers alone, id imagine with the drop it would be worse, but can anyone confirm or deny? Thanks so much
To be safe, I would get 15mm front and back. With 20mm in the back it might rub on dips and full load. Im on h&rs with 15mm in the back on stock isp modes. My Vossens will be in this week. Also look into B2 Auto design spacers. They're a vendor here with fast shipping and its a good product imo. http://www.b2autodesigns.com/index.p...c2f72501f3257f
But there is a diference in the spacer. The B2designs spacers are a 1pc design. Like the H&R spacer. Ichiba are two pc. Also the lug nuts supplied are a stronger meterial. I have had customers strip out the Ichiba lug nuts..

Charles

Charles
im intrigued. what do u mean by 1 peice vs 2 peice?
btw, the description on the b2 spacers on ur website clearly says 2 peice
btw, the description on the b2 spacers on ur website clearly says 2 peice
Last edited by iTaLiAnO; Mar 15, 2012 at 08:42 PM.
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Thanks for the heads up on the description on my site. Fixed it. .
Charles
Last edited by b2designs; Mar 15, 2012 at 09:24 PM.
Is it beneficial at all to have a one piece spacer? They are still hubcentric even though they are one piece right?
It is beneficial to have a one piece spacer. I have seen and had customers say that the hub ring move or float around. This could cause wheel vibration. The b2designs spacers are machined to match the hub of the Lexus. So perfect fit.
Charles
Charles
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