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Re: Incorrect offset, spacers, hub spacers, engineering.. HELP

Sat, 01 May 2004 09:39

oldcorollas wrote on Sat, 01 May 2004 17:29

so why don't you get rims with the correct offset?
might even end up cheaper to buy new rims than to get spacers made up and engineered!!!

1" is a fair whack of a spacer.. you'd want to be sure that the studs and bolts are going to survive....

rim position influences track...

are you trying to put FWD rims on a RWD? or just move the rims further outward for the full sik look Wink

(ie the RWD rim on FWD Honduh look Wink

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Cya, Stewart

I was waiting for someone to bring this up.
Buy new rims, No. Im not going to go into the reasons.
And no, rwd rims on a rwd car, no full sik.

The thing im most worried about is the weight of the car on the studs, and from what ive gathered here, hub centric spacers solve this problem (i hope this is correct, otherwise ive misunderstood everything)
And the effect that it will ahve on the track, which im still trying to gather info on.

[Updated on: Sat, 01 May 2004 09:40]

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