Thread: Good place to buy wheel spacers?

Ok I'll check it out! But I was thinking of just going with a 1/4" or maybe 1/2" spacer since I am just looking for a bit wider of a stance to be more flush with the fenders. The small ones I did on the old car brought them to flush so I wouldn't want to go an inch (25mm) and end up outside... Thoughts?


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Originally Posted by Daven

Ok I'll check it out! But I was thinking of just going with a 1/4" or maybe 1/2" spacer since I am just looking for a bit wider of a stance to be more flush with the fenders. The small ones I did on the old car brought them to flush so I wouldn't want to go an inch (25mm) and end up outside... Thoughts?

anything above like 5-8mm spacer and you'll need extended studs. at least going with a 25mm spacer it'll give you a bolt on solution and you'll be done. no need to do anything, not even trimming down the stock studs. and adding 25mm to the offset of the wheel is going to be the only way you'll get closer to a flush look. i'd honestly vote for a different set of wheels, but you don't want that.

Originally Posted by siLversLeigh

aren't these hard on the bearings?

no, it's just like running low offset wheels so long as everything is bolted on appropriately. everyone who says they are bad for bearings is terrible at physics.