Wheels spacers and purpose?
#21
Originally Posted by FutureDevilDog,Jan 15 2011, 09:09 PM
instead of adding spacers (and if you hadn't bought new wheels yet) could you just get a different offset and accomplish similar results without the theorized bearing stress? (please correct me if i am wrong)
#23
I run 17mm on all fours on AP2V1's and over big bumps and dips I rub, be sure to get hub centric wheel spacers and ones that have built-in/pressed-in studs
Before 17mm spacers
After spacers
Now I need fenders rolled, so I can get low
Good luck-Justin
Before 17mm spacers
After spacers
Now I need fenders rolled, so I can get low
Good luck-Justin
#24
Hubcentric for sure. I've been running with H&R hubcentric spacers for a while now on Ap2v1's. flushed out the rear. specs are 15mm front/30mm rear. havent had a problem with them yet. i did have to roll my fenders all around and flare out the front a bit since im lowered.
#25
Originally Posted by blade_bunta' timestamp='1310881875' post='20787308
so what about 17mm front and rear? recommended?
Before 17mm spacers
After spacers
Now I need fenders rolled, so I can get low
Good luck-Justin
#26
Originally Posted by JUSTINTHECOASTIE' timestamp='1310906376' post='20787626
[quote name='blade_bunta' timestamp='1310881875' post='20787308']
so what about 17mm front and rear? recommended?
so what about 17mm front and rear? recommended?
Before 17mm spacers
After spacers
Now I need fenders rolled, so I can get low
Good luck-Justin
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LOL I had no clue this was you lol ....pointless no, unless youre get wider rims soon if you arent then spacers will give you a better stance
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