Rear Spacers?

suj

Wheel Connoisseur
Jan 1, 2009
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what are people running on the back to get rid of tuck? i got like 5mm, but was thinking either 15 or 20mm, but people have said 25mm? i don't really wanna go that wide!

pics would be great too if possible

brummy i do like your width, was that 15mm with the ET35 on the RA's?

thanks boys!
 

suj

Wheel Connoisseur
Jan 1, 2009
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Birmingham
i am running 20mm mate.

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hehehe

yours looks good too hmmm...?
 

suj

Wheel Connoisseur
Jan 1, 2009
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Birmingham
20mm either side, Suj.
sits 'em just about right IMO (just need to drop it a touch more ;) )

sweet, i might get some 20's then!
i am not gonna drop it more lol, already finding it hard to get into my apartment, it's literally a 50degree upward ramp, my mate in his 200sx just doesn't come to ours anymore lol
 

OllieL

2.0 16v Cupra Sport GTi
Dec 10, 2006
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20mm spacers and some washers will give some cheeky camber and get those wheels tucked well enough for a but more drop

Ollie
 

ibizaboi

Active Member
Feb 18, 2009
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Sudbury
where have u guys got ur bolts from cuz i got 10mm spacers on the back but wana go 20mm but dont wana pay through the nose for bolts
 

abhardwaj1990

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Mar 16, 2009
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I've got 20's on, with my steels that is, with my 7x17" alloys I get scrubbing with people in the back..........so thinking 15mm would be a better choice
 

Fl@pper

Back older greyer and less oilier but always hope
Jun 19, 2001
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Gloucester
whats the standard rear track difference ?

hopefully when i do the stud conversion i was gonna try 5mm front and 20mm rear
 

Fl@pper

Back older greyer and less oilier but always hope
Jun 19, 2001
12,368
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Gloucester
According to my printout from wheel alignment it is 43mm narrower at the rear.

must admit i had 15mm a side in my head but that may have been from the Mk3 Cupra R wheel widths/offset's instead :confused::confused:

looks like 20mm a side is ideal as said then - can always chop 5mm off if it rubs ;)
 
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