Anyone know where the cheapest place is to get some 20mm wheel spacers?

 

Not the cheapest but dose great work and can make you any set you need:

www.wheeladaptor.com

 

Try any place that carries H&R. I believe they make 20mm for the Evo and they should come with longer wheels studs too.

-Geoff

 

Yes I need 20mm. However, the cheapest place is like 100bucks. Am I not looking in the right places. I have never had to get spacers before so I am not afluent when it comes to where to get these and who has them.

 

$100 is pretty cheap! They are machined hubcentric spacers with studs, not just spacers.

 

Get em from Robispec. Don't wait 6 months for the H&R's like we had to once. once.


and wheel spacers isn't something i would feel comfortable cheaping out on....


- Andrew

 

How hard is it really to get studs out?

Are you doing these spacers because of a rim you bought?

Do people use spacers to make the track wider in the car for better handling?

 

changing wheel studs is not that hard, I remember doing it on my 240.

n

 

I hae longer studs and spacers up front ... helps widen the front track and run a spacer safely since I have a spacer under 20mm you cant get them with with built in studs.

 

+1 ... Definitely do NOT want to cheap out there.

 

^ yea mine where like $65 each

 

I have to use spacers on my SSR Comps (17x8.5) because they rub the front brake calipers without. They're only like 10mm though.

d

 

Doesn't Mackin carry those KICS spacers in 10mm with built in studs?

 

Sorry this has nothing to do with my interest here, but this is kinda buggin' me.
I mean no offense either.
However, "affluent", is the wrong word. This isnt making sense.
If you said that you are not "familiar", that woulda made more sense.
Affluent means: "Financially Well-off".
EG: an affluent Banker.

Anyway, I have 18" RAYS Engineering Rims on my 2003 Lancer ES.
Their 18x7.5 and its causing some rubbing against the Spring Housing in the Rear.
If I Space the Rear wheels, should I Space the Front too?
How much space (mm)?

Im new to utilizing Wheel Spacers, so I know nothing.
I hear their not good to have, and that Hub Spacers are better...

Can someone educate me on this please?

Thank You!