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Rear Spacers
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Not unless your bother about serious weight saving or unsprung weights lol.
50 quid is beer money!
50 quid is beer money!
This site is making my bank balance shrink 
Is there any handle improvements? I'm on standard suspension atm.
Is there any handle improvements? I'm on standard suspension atm.
Dan have you bought any yet. I have 20mm hubcentrics, just what your after.
Lowering 50mm with subs and people on 25's your going to get rubbing.
You should be fine on 20's
Lowering 50mm with subs and people on 25's your going to get rubbing.
You should be fine on 20's
i have sorry mate, bought them earlier off a link someone posted on here..
i got a mate whos waiting to see what mine look like before purchasing them, so if he likes them ill give you a pm and we can work something out
No worries,
I'm pretty sure their identical to the ones you've bought online.
Their pretty weighty so they wont fall off, £40 only used them for about 6 months and I'll deliver them to you
Bought them for £90 inc delivery.
i have my car low (coilovers down with the adjustor out) with wider alloys and 15mm spacers and minimal rubbing (only when ppl in the car)!
i was really surprised how big the arch is! i think you will b fine with 25mm spacers! will look phat!!
i was really surprised how big the arch is! i think you will b fine with 25mm spacers! will look phat!!
Depends the option you go for scott.
My ones Bolt onto the hub,
Then your wheel Bolts Onto them.
That way you use the standard bolts and theres less pressure on the bolts!
I'd never go for longer bolts over 18mm, Just out of safety.
My ones Bolt onto the hub,
Then your wheel Bolts Onto them.
That way you use the standard bolts and theres less pressure on the bolts!
I'd never go for longer bolts over 18mm, Just out of safety.
I haven't got any, but from what I have been hearing...
If you buy the Hubcentric spacers, they centre themselves onto the hub. This relieves any pressure on the bearings. They have a lip, that slides over the hub nicely.
But if you buy the cheaper, nasty ones that are basically, just a spacer. You are risking the bearings.
If you buy the Hubcentric spacers, they centre themselves onto the hub. This relieves any pressure on the bearings. They have a lip, that slides over the hub nicely.
But if you buy the cheaper, nasty ones that are basically, just a spacer. You are risking the bearings.
Lighter = Better
Had some Delta Mics off Ebay, then some Forge...the Forge were mega light in comparison and powder coated so they wouldn't corrode to the hub.
Also, the Delta Mics I got were 15mm, didn't fit on the hub right, wheels nearly fell off :/
Had some Delta Mics off Ebay, then some Forge...the Forge were mega light in comparison and powder coated so they wouldn't corrode to the hub.
Also, the Delta Mics I got were 15mm, didn't fit on the hub right, wheels nearly fell off :/
Mine came today, Fitted them in my work break
Before:
During:
After:
New Stance (Ignore the Down And Out sticker, coilovers are on the way!):
are those 20mm?
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