20mm spacers - with and without comparison
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#9
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hi,
actually, i don't have the spacers. that's tommy's car w/ them. i think they're just simple installs.
we're having the edison, nj meet in a couple of weeks and i'll try to take pics of the whole car then and then post them.
actually, i don't have the spacers. that's tommy's car w/ them. i think they're just simple installs.
we're having the edison, nj meet in a couple of weeks and i'll try to take pics of the whole car then and then post them.
#13
from what i hear and my assumptions depending on how many and how thick the spacers are they are surpose to be safe enough to drive with...but the bolts for the wheels do get shortened cuz of the spacers so i would guess you dont as good as a hold as you would normally... but they say its fine...iono
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I was reading that you can just buy a set of longer bolts and have no worries at all
I was reading that you can just buy a set of longer bolts and have no worries at all
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2002 C230 Coupe Black/Charcoal C5 C7 Auto
i have H&R 15mm spacers in the rear running 17x8 wheels with 235/40/17s. They still seems a bit tucked in. I'm thinking of getting 245s instead to see if it will help. Been driving on them for months (about 4 months) and have gone over 120mph and no problem. Two things: yes you'd want longer bolts, just go by local Discount Tire, take one both out, add approx 20mm or less and order the new one (mine was just some Rhino brand or something) $1.50 a piece. 2nd thing is to only put spacers in the rear and not in the front: apparently its safer this way...not sure why but your fronts shouldn't really need it. I sorta regretted not getting 20mm spacers.