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Old 05-16-2005, 09:38 PM
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Default 215/40/17 +42mm offset? on xb

anyone here rocking this combo on an xb and having any troubles or rub issues any help would be appreciated a lot thanks again

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need rear spacers with 42 offset
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Old 05-17-2005, 12:44 AM
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do u know the size of spacers needed? or should i just use shims? im having trouble finding rims that will fit correctly?!?

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sorry I miss read that, not sure on 42 offset. I have 45 offset and needed rear spacers.
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Old 05-17-2005, 01:07 AM
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Im running 17x7 in a 40 offset with a 215/40/17. I'm lowered on Gold-Lines, 2" drop, and have not had a single rubbing issue. I do not know about the 42 offset however. If you need to get the 42's, the go to http://www.onetongarage.com/products...cer/index.html and order the 5mm spacer. Simple to install and that should solve the problem. Hope this helps and good luck.
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Old 05-17-2005, 10:02 AM
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im sorry but would i need spacers all around or just the rear?
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just the rear...... from what i have heard
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I have/had the same offset and tires on my Buddy Clubs. For the flush look, I'd recommend the OTG rear shims. That's what I had before I went camber and staggered fiot 18s.

Oh, I had to run 3 mm spacer rings, in the rear, before I had the OTG rear shims installed.
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so the shims will replace the need for the 3mm spacers in addition to making it safer since the spacers makes the studs where the lug nuts go shorter?
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Originally Posted by Fujiz_xb
so the shims will replace the need for the 3mm spacers in addition to making it safer since the spacers makes the studs where the lug nuts go shorter?
Yes, when I installed the OTG shims, I didn't use the 3mm spacers.

When using spacer rings, make sure the lugnuts make 6 complete rotations so they can be torqued properly. Otherwise, longer studs will be needed.
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Default Re: 215/40/17 +42mm offset? on xb

Originally Posted by italianrelic
anyone here rocking this combo on an xb and having any troubles or rub issues any help would be appreciated a lot thanks again
Rob
You don't say what the wheel width is.

RogerTTR says this in another thread today:

"Our fitment team has approved 215/40R17's as a guaranteed trouble fee/rub free fitment for your xB providing you are running properly specified 17 X 7 or 7.5" wheels with offsets between 37 and 42mm's. For more information please feel free to call or visit our site at: http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=DJ1&url=index.jsp "

If your mounting on 17x7 or 17x7.5 and 42mm offset you look good to go with the 215/40/17 but if your trying to go 17x8 and 42mm your probably going to rub.
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blue ra in that case thanks a lot for the info i do appreciate it very much but i already ordered my rear shims from onetongarge just so i will have that even front and rear wheel look but thanks very much again.

i am now running 17x7 +42mm offset with 10mm rear shims with h&r sport springs
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