Let's talk wheel spacers.
#1
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 3,231
From: West Palm Beach, FL
I know that we have plenty of threads about wheel spacers. I've done my SL searching and I've used the Googles. So many people have mixed feelings about them. I hear they can be dangerous. I hear that they are loved for the flushness. But what I'd like to see in this thread - is a gathering of user reviews. Please, tell me about your good experiences with spacers. Tell me your bad. What product did/do you use and why did you choose it. And of course, this thread is worthless without pics.
#2
Might as well kick this off with the Wheel Spacers Install thread from the Tech / DIY Forum:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/tc-tech-diy-1818/wheel-spacer-install-ichiba-79955/
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/tc-tech-diy-1818/wheel-spacer-install-ichiba-79955/
#3
not using any on my tC ATM. I am using them on my SC400. 15mm Ichiba V2 in the
front and 20mm Kics Project in the rear. I would stay away from H&R and generic spacers on ebay.
IMO, i try to avoid using spacers but i use it to get my desired fitment.
front and 20mm Kics Project in the rear. I would stay away from H&R and generic spacers on ebay.
IMO, i try to avoid using spacers but i use it to get my desired fitment.
#16
#18
i've been running spacers on and off for years, i love them, no problems with anything what so ever.
and nothing is wrong with H&R spacers they are actually one of the best out there. along with Ichiba and Project Kics.
i have Ichiba V2 15mm spacers in the rear right now, but i have 2 sets of Project Kic 15mm 5x100 to 5x114.3 adapters waiting to go on next month (with new wheels/tires) and i love them
dont be afraid of them.
if your running stock wheels get the Ichiba V2 spacers that way you dont have to go replacing studs. and if you get aftermarket wheels make sure that they have holes in the back to clear the studs (you only need a couple mm of clearance for them for the most part)
and nothing is wrong with H&R spacers they are actually one of the best out there. along with Ichiba and Project Kics.
i have Ichiba V2 15mm spacers in the rear right now, but i have 2 sets of Project Kic 15mm 5x100 to 5x114.3 adapters waiting to go on next month (with new wheels/tires) and i love them
dont be afraid of them.
if your running stock wheels get the Ichiba V2 spacers that way you dont have to go replacing studs. and if you get aftermarket wheels make sure that they have holes in the back to clear the studs (you only need a couple mm of clearance for them for the most part)