hello say i am going to put on 25-30mm spacers in front is it a big deal every body say different things so i am just wondering let me know what you think is it going to cause a lot of stress on the hub bearing even if it is light rims??

 

purpose of a spacer that big?

 

Why such a big spacer? thats huge. The most I would do for a spacer would be 20mm, maybe 25mm.

 

Well I got screwed buying rims they were a completely different offset in the rear they are good but in the front I need a 30mm spacers so that's my problem ?? Can I use them or it's not a good idea

 

You can use them, but you will need to get extended studs. There are a lot of opinions out there on spacers causing stress on hubs, this information maybe true, but there are numerous people out there running spacers with extended studs and tracking their cars with no problems.

I have ran extended studs and wheel spacers on previous cars that saw the track and never had any problems. Just make sure you get extended studs and you should be good to go.

 

I have the ones that bolt on to my hub and have its own studs on it is that fine?

 

Are you tracking your car at all?

I don't see these posing any problems for you. Especially, if your car is not being tracked.

 

Km not tracking just a dd

 

That's a huge spacer. I wouldn't do it. Daily with all those pot holes. All I have to say is good luck.

 

Im gonna be trying out some 20mm up front and 25mm in the rear to help my weak stance with stock tires. Just as a DD for me

 

yea i don't have much of a choice since i spent that much money on rims and tires i am just worried about my hub bearing ect.....

 

What offset are your new rims?

 

If you are really worried, you should try to sell the wheels you purchased, cut your losses, and buy wheels with fitments that will work on our cars.

 

38mm offset with 25mm spacers it just about clears it it is really close

 

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