S2000 Spacers?
04-13-2007 | 08:59 AM
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S2000 Spacers?
Hey everyone...
I have the chance to get a deal on a nice set of rims.
Proper bolt pattern, style etc...
Only thing is that the offset is a low +42
What kind of spacers will I need in order for these to fit properly?
I am currently lowered on Skunk2 as well.
Any ideas? help?
-Paul
I have the chance to get a deal on a nice set of rims.
Proper bolt pattern, style etc...
Only thing is that the offset is a low +42
What kind of spacers will I need in order for these to fit properly?
I am currently lowered on Skunk2 as well.
Any ideas? help?
-Paul
04-13-2007 | 10:15 AM
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You can't use spacers. If you use a 10mm spacer on a +42 rim you will get +32. You would have to remove material from the rim to get a higher offset like +52, but thats usually not recommended.
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
04-13-2007 | 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by MaxGeek,Apr 13 2007, 10:15 AM
You can't use spacers. If you use a 10mm spacer on a +42 rim you will get +32. You would have to remove material from the rim to get a higher offset like +52, but thats usually not recommended.
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
currently mounted on 215/35/18
want to switch for 225/40/18
04-13-2007 | 12:51 PM
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04-13-2007 | 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by MaxGeek,Apr 13 2007, 01:15 PM
You can't use spacers. If you use a 10mm spacer on a +42 rim you will get +32. You would have to remove material from the rim to get a higher offset like +52, but thats usually not recommended.
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
You have some options though, roll your fenders, skinny tires, and more camber. How wide are these rims though?
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