Spacers
Originally Posted by flyfl1pguy
Thank you. Yes I did the install myself. It is not that difficult. Remove wheels, put on the spacers, tighten the lugs that is included on the 25mm spacers, and put back your wheels. 

Originally Posted by pvo
You have to take off the calibur/brake to put on the new longer studs, right? I'm thinking about getting 5mm ones.
i got 25mm H&R spacers on my rear wheels. very nice quality and they are hubcentric going on the hub, and have a hub centric hub for the wheels. check the pics.
i forgot to take a pic BEFORE i started sanding. as you can see, i started on the top already
i forgot to take a pic BEFORE i started sanding. as you can see, i started on the top already
lol good one Lex. even with the 25mm spacer the wheels still arent flush although it looks a LOT better. i cant believe how far in they were before the spacers. ghastly. i did notice a little better handling tho. unless its in my head
I need 8mm spacer, and i am looking for hubcentric spacer. Do i have to cut the OEM studs? (looking at the picture above, 1 inch spacer can have tapered hole that just enough for the bolt to be there) .
how about spacer less than 1 inch? I may be need to replace the OEM studs with elonggated studs? then what part #?
92 sc 300
how about spacer less than 1 inch? I may be need to replace the OEM studs with elonggated studs? then what part #?
92 sc 300
25mm h&r spacers comes with the studs installed from the factory. any other will be just a spacer and the mfg supplies longer studs which you will have to replace your stock with the longer.
kics spacers comes with the same design as the 25mm h&r spacers but they offer them in 10mm, 15mm, 25mm and 30mm. the beauty of these system is you don't have to press out your oem studs.
anything wider than 5mm, i would replace the stock studs for longer ones.
kics spacers comes with the same design as the 25mm h&r spacers but they offer them in 10mm, 15mm, 25mm and 30mm. the beauty of these system is you don't have to press out your oem studs.
anything wider than 5mm, i would replace the stock studs for longer ones.
I need 8mm spacer, and i am looking for hubcentric spacer. Do i have to cut the OEM studs? (looking at the picture above, 1 inch spacer can have tapered hole that just enough for the bolt to be there) .
how about spacer less than 1 inch? I may be need to replace the OEM studs with elonggated studs? then what part #?
92 sc 300
how about spacer less than 1 inch? I may be need to replace the OEM studs with elonggated studs? then what part #?
92 sc 300
i may have a set of 5mm hubcentric spacers from ichiba for sale soon. they even have longer studs which i did not install because i felt i didn't have to.


