Wheel Spacers?!?!
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Wheel Spacers?!?!
hello.
i have 17x7.5 rota subzeros +45m offset.
running 215/45/17 tires on them and there might be some rubbing (on the inside if any)
where can i buy some wheel spacers to chance the offset so i wont have any rubbing?
and how much thick spacer should i get to ensure 100% that it will not have any rubbing
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i have 17x7.5 rota subzeros +45m offset.
running 215/45/17 tires on them and there might be some rubbing (on the inside if any)
where can i buy some wheel spacers to chance the offset so i wont have any rubbing?
and how much thick spacer should i get to ensure 100% that it will not have any rubbing
thanks
I just bought some from the shopim sponsered by. There's like a 20mm gap I belive. Just ask for one for 17s for a 2005 civic blah blah. They should have em at a local import or maybe tire shop. Stock ours are like 56mm but 17s gap allows about 20mm of play that the spacer fills.
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^^^ thats not what he's talking about. You're talking about hubcentrics.
a 5mm spacer would push the wheel out 5mm, but in reality, you should have just bought the +40 offset rotas.
100% sure? no, can't be without looking at the car. If its rubbing the inside rears, take a little camber out.
a 5mm spacer would push the wheel out 5mm, but in reality, you should have just bought the +40 offset rotas.
100% sure? no, can't be without looking at the car. If its rubbing the inside rears, take a little camber out.
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unfortunately i bought them used and didnt know they were +45mm and 7.5" wide
im going to really really hope there is no rubbing.
teaches me to make uninformed decisions
im going to really really hope there is no rubbing.
teaches me to make uninformed decisions
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