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Must be "hubcentric." If you're looking at anything above ~5mm spacers, you should see the lip to center the wheel otherwise it's trouble because the hub only sticks so far out to fit the wheel. Don't go cheap on these parts.
ok, so my car is sitting on H&R sports, rear is 1.4" drop. the wheels are just tucked under the fender more than id want. im only gonna put spacers on the rear wheels.
that being said, would 15mm be too much if im not doing the front? will it look hokey?
ok, so my car is sitting on H&R sports, rear is 1.4" drop. the wheels are just tucked under the fender more than id want. im only gonna put spacers on the rear wheels.
that being said, would 15mm be too much if im not doing the front? will it look hokey?
15mm should be just about right to get an even stance front and rear. i know 4g better but it's similar.
the inch to mm conversion was very helpful and good to know, thanks. other than that i have an idea of what's what, but that certainly is an impressive and helpful write-up