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Started by GMLXRY · 6 Sept 2006 · 5 replies

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GMLXRYArchived member

06-09-06, 23:18 GMT+10#1

Hey guys i just wanted to know where i can get one of these, i was told i would one need it if i was to buy a set of wheels that has a different offset to my car....What exactly does the spacer do?

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[HAMOUD]Archived member

06-09-06, 23:38 GMT+10#2

it sits on your hub and sets the offset on the rims and pushes em out a bit so they sit properly. u can get them from tempe.

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GMLXRYArchived member

07-09-06, 23:34 GMT+10#3

Quote: Originally Posted by [HAMOUD] it sits on your hub and sets the offset on the rims and pushes em out a bit so they sit properly. u can get them from tempe. Thanks Hamoud

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DVLISHArchived member

15-09-06, 10:25 GMT+10#4

im pretty sure that theyre illegal though, unless there fixed permanently to your hub/wheel, cant remember which one. but its gonna be hard to get caught for these obviously, as i have never been lol

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427vlcArchived member

15-09-06, 19:12 GMT+10#5

You can get the ones that bolt on to your existing hubs and have another set of wheels studs, imo these are better and safer. The normal wheel spacers sit the wheel out futher and put more strain on the studs with less thread holding the wheel on.

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NZ EVLHSVArchived member

15-09-06, 19:41 GMT+10#6

You shouldn’t need spaces if you buy the correct rim in the first place What width and offset are the rims you are talking about?

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