Add offset/spacer to stock wheels?
#21
Gotcha, thanks guys. So I want "4x100, 10mm, 2-piece, hub-centric spacers"?
Back to Google I go
(I can't be the first one without access to a press to put 10+ mm on. Anyone have a link to something that's known-good?)
Back to Google I go
(I can't be the first one without access to a press to put 10+ mm on. Anyone have a link to something that's known-good?)
#23
I don't think you will need to torch the hubs, they aren't really that hard to get out. Mine popped without a lot of pressure being put on them (I have a twelve ton shop press) You may even be able to get away with using a large punch and a five pound sledge hammer to drive them out. Of course you can also go the bolt on route, whichever makes you more comfortable.
#24
Thinking bolt-on at this point. Thoughts on these? Say they're for a del-sol, but the specs look the same I think?
KGS Racing - 1992-1997 Honda Del Sol 15mm Wheel Spacer - At KGS Engineering
Brand New HubCentric Wheel Spacers
Price For 2pcs (1 Pair)
Width: 15mm BS
Bolt Pattern: 4X100
Thread Type: 12X1.5 LUG NUT
Center Bore: 56.1mm BORE
KGS Racing - 1992-1997 Honda Del Sol 15mm Wheel Spacer - At KGS Engineering
Brand New HubCentric Wheel Spacers
Price For 2pcs (1 Pair)
Width: 15mm BS
Bolt Pattern: 4X100
Thread Type: 12X1.5 LUG NUT
Center Bore: 56.1mm BORE
#27
Before and after spacers
I have a GD3 and have 25mm out back and 15mm up front w/no problems and it's been a year +, on stock 15" sport rims.
and yes they have the lugs in them ichiban and I did it because the factory had the wheels pulled in too far! That or fatter tires and less MPG, not.
and yes they have the lugs in them ichiban and I did it because the factory had the wheels pulled in too far! That or fatter tires and less MPG, not.
Last edited by Perrenoud Fit; 01-21-2011 at 11:14 PM.
#28
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#31
It does look nice. But, you are at stock height correct? I'm just thinking that if OP wants to go lower as well he may have problems with rubbing. BTW, what tire size are you running? Looks like a 205-55 like me....
#32
Don't do this if you'er lowering! no no no!
195/60/15 eagle gt
Ran mine about a month with stock shocks, no good
I added airshocks to MzFiT and the biggest reason was rubbing. And at the same time it raised the load capacity by 1.5k lbs. @ 120 psi. and it looks StUpId high . 40#'s is good though.
Last edited by Perrenoud Fit; 01-22-2011 at 07:55 PM.
#33
appreciate all the feedback guys... I'll definitely approach the spacer thing with caution. I'm going to get the springs installed first and then see what I'm dealing with.
At this point, I suspect I'll keep the front stock and consider adding a 5mm ring to the rears.
peace
At this point, I suspect I'll keep the front stock and consider adding a 5mm ring to the rears.
peace
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