Wheel spacers
Feb 25, 2013, 07:26 PM
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I had thought about this also.
Wasn't sure if there's specific hub-centric spacers out there for our O.Sports yet, or will generic ones be fine?
Wasn't sure if there's specific hub-centric spacers out there for our O.Sports yet, or will generic ones be fine?
Feb 26, 2013, 06:42 AM
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Not sure if there are hub-centric spacers out there or not but given the option always go hub-centric! Our wheels/lugs are tapered so centering isnt the issue it could be on, say, an old mustang wheel but there's still a chance you could line everything up out of whack if you don't know what you're doing.
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Apr 23, 2013, 05:36 AM
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Just a quick follow up on this subject..
I was wondering if anyone can confirm > Is the 2011-2013 Lancers' (stock wheel) lugnut bolt pattern exactly the same as our O.Sports?
I was wondering if anyone can confirm > Is the 2011-2013 Lancers' (stock wheel) lugnut bolt pattern exactly the same as our O.Sports?
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Apr 23, 2013, 10:49 AM
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I have a set of 20mm spacers i had on my evo and my genesis, I am going to try them and see how it looks, if its all good then I may buy another set. I will post up a pic when i get it done. I was going to do it this past weekend but had issues come up.
Apr 25, 2013, 06:11 AM
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you dont need extended wheels studs with certain spacers. Mine are hubcentric, with pressed in studs. So basically you bolt the spacer to the existing studs, then you bolt the wheel to the spacer studs. I will test my 20mm up front and in the back either tonight or this weekend and I will post before and after pics. I may also have a line on spacers from a shop around here and possible be able to get a group buy together once I find the perfect sizing spacers if anyone is interested for the stock wheels and ride height.
Once you lower your car this will be different and depending on how its lowered and with different wheels modifications will be needed. My spacers are sitting in my car I just havent had a chance to test fit them.
I ran 20mm spacers on my genesis all the way around for the whole time i had stock wheels so like 40k, and i was lowered on coilovers. ssafe to run as long as they are torqued properly!
Once you lower your car this will be different and depending on how its lowered and with different wheels modifications will be needed. My spacers are sitting in my car I just havent had a chance to test fit them.
I ran 20mm spacers on my genesis all the way around for the whole time i had stock wheels so like 40k, and i was lowered on coilovers. ssafe to run as long as they are torqued properly!
Apr 25, 2013, 08:34 AM
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you dont need extended wheels studs with certain spacers. Mine are hubcentric, with pressed in studs. So basically you bolt the spacer to the existing studs, then you bolt the wheel to the spacer studs. I will test my 20mm up front and in the back either tonight or this weekend and I will post before and after pics. I may also have a line on spacers from a shop around here and possible be able to get a group buy together once I find the perfect sizing spacers if anyone is interested for the stock wheels and ride height.
Once you lower your car this will be different and depending on how its lowered and with different wheels modifications will be needed. My spacers are sitting in my car I just havent had a chance to test fit them.
I ran 20mm spacers on my genesis all the way around for the whole time i had stock wheels so like 40k, and i was lowered on coilovers. ssafe to run as long as they are torqued properly!
Once you lower your car this will be different and depending on how its lowered and with different wheels modifications will be needed. My spacers are sitting in my car I just havent had a chance to test fit them.
I ran 20mm spacers on my genesis all the way around for the whole time i had stock wheels so like 40k, and i was lowered on coilovers. ssafe to run as long as they are torqued properly!
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Apr 25, 2013, 11:25 AM
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7mm spacer is not big enough to have a pressed in stud. so you would need extended lugs with a spacer without studs pressed in.
If anyone does not know what I am reffering to this is what it looks like
Like I said the spacer bolts to the OEM studs, then the Wheel bolts to the Studs prepressed into the spacer. I hope this helps. I will put mine on and show you guys the install process when i do. That way everyone is on the same page.
Hopefully they are compatiable with our wheels. Some OEM and aftermarket wheels you cannot use this type of spacer on.
If anyone does not know what I am reffering to this is what it looks like
Like I said the spacer bolts to the OEM studs, then the Wheel bolts to the Studs prepressed into the spacer. I hope this helps. I will put mine on and show you guys the install process when i do. That way everyone is on the same page.
Hopefully they are compatiable with our wheels. Some OEM and aftermarket wheels you cannot use this type of spacer on.