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anybody use these wheel spacers?
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You might want to try wheel adaptors. I bought a pair (2) from Summit about 2 years ago for $50.00.
A wheel spacer may not work out good depending on how much you need to bring the wheel out. Remember that you still want to have enough threads left on the studs to safely secure the wheels.
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MikeZ wrote: You might want to try wheel adaptors. I bought a pair (2) from Summit about 2 years ago for $50.00.
A wheel spacer may not work out good depending on how much you need to bring the wheel out. Remember that you still want to have enough threads left on the studs to safely secure the wheels.
i just did the same thing the other day
boost. does a body good!
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[quote]jjewell wrote:Originally posted by MikeZYou might want to try wheel adaptors. I bought a pair (2) from Summit about 2 years ago for $50.00.
A wheel spacer may not work out good depending on how much you need to bring the wheel out. Remember that you still want to have enough threads left on the studs to safely secure the wheels.
click the link then ask me that again :lol:
i just did the same thing the other day. Those look like good adaptors (just about the same from Summit).
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This is where I got mine. I have actually bought 3 sets. Not all for my car btw.
http://www.ezaccessory.com/5_Lug_Ada...rsion_s/44.htm
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mark86t wrote: This is where I got mine. I have actually bought 3 sets. Not all for my car btw.
http://www.ezaccessory.com/5_Lug_Ada...rsion_s/44.htm
boost. does a body good!
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[quote]jjewell wrote:Originally posted by mark86tThis is where I got mine. I have actually bought 3 sets. Not all for my car btw.
http://www.ezaccessory.com/5_Lug_Ada...rsion_s/44.htm
the thing i like the most about the ones that i posted are that they are hub centric. have you had any problems with yours not being hub centric
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