wheel spacers for classic
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Hi all
wanted to get hold of some hubcentric spacers for my my99 classic, probably aroung 6-8mm thick.
It has 17" prodrive wheels on and I feel they would look much better wlightly nearer the arches.
Would there be any safety or other issues to have these fitted?
Also where can I get hold of them??
thanks all.
wanted to get hold of some hubcentric spacers for my my99 classic, probably aroung 6-8mm thick.
It has 17" prodrive wheels on and I feel they would look much better wlightly nearer the arches.
Would there be any safety or other issues to have these fitted?
Also where can I get hold of them??
thanks all.
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You'll need to fit longer studs,as they say you need at least 8 full turns of the wheel nuts to be safe.Mine has 5mm spacers,and i only get 7 turns.
A good place to buy is Performance Car Parts / EBC Brakes / Eibach Lowering Springs / Koni Suspension Kits / Magnex Exhausts / Powertec Induction Kits - Euro Performance.
I got my eibach spacers hear,which give no wheel balance problems at all. I had a set of cheap spacers before,and they juddered really bad.
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A good place to buy is Performance Car Parts / EBC Brakes / Eibach Lowering Springs / Koni Suspension Kits / Magnex Exhausts / Powertec Induction Kits - Euro Performance.
I got my eibach spacers hear,which give no wheel balance problems at all. I had a set of cheap spacers before,and they juddered really bad.
Mit
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