the spacers have their own studs and nuts. they bolt to your stock studs and the wheels bolt to the spacer's studs using the factory lugs

 

yup, same here. only going reverse...

 

i need some advise from everyone...
i have 18*9+25 with 255/40-18.. if i want to get the 20mm spacer, will it rub on any corners?
tks in advance...

 

Evo X MR + SWIFT Spec-R springs
20mm Ichiba version 2 spacers:

 

nice! do you have have rubbing problem from inside fender going reverse with wheel all the way left or right?

 

No rubbing issues from turning.
However with about 4 ppl in the car going highway speeds and go over a large dip - you get a very very light rub on the fender liner.

 

interesting.... I have the same spring and spacer like you but get light rub going reverse... anyway I am on the way to get my car an alignment, hopefully that will fix the rub.

 

stock wheels with 20mm spacers put them at an offset of +18 so your wheels with spacers will be pretty far out and will def rub in the back, maybe the front depended on your suspension set up. stock suspension won't be a prob but i doubt anyone here is using that

 

Since we're on this topic... what's the current best price for 2 sets (all 4) 20mm Ichiba V2? I've been trying to get 4 for my winter setup. Best price so far is $220.

 

that's very good price. I paid $270 for all 4.

 

bumping old thread, just installed 20mm ichiba's yesterday and get slight rub at full lock like some have said.

 

I ran a 20mm with extended studs stacked with a 8mm on stock wheels plenty of clearance even slammed.

 

Same here. It is just barely rubbing the fender liner when in reverse with the wheel clocked all the way to the right (Steering wheel Clockwise). If I can figure out a way to just pull the liner in about 1.5mm, then it would not rub at all.


Oh, and I have a 2014 MR with 20MM spacers on stock wheels with stock springs.

-Jeff

 

Solution is to heat up the plastic liners using a heat gun and then reshape them.

 

I have 20mm GarageLine spacers on my MR w/BBS wheels....work well and looks way better.