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Old 05-06-2011, 08:10 PM
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20mm spacers on stockie's

allright boys,

got them spacer on the stock rears, awaiting my 15mm for the fronts

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my rims waiting for tires (18x8 +38 all around)
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lokn good deff need the front to compliment the rears... are you rubbbing yet? if you run those spacers with the new rims you will be a +18 rear and +23 front so deff need to roll fenders
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Originally Posted by murph145
lokn good deff need the front to compliment the rears... are you rubbbing yet? if you run those spacers with the new rims you will be a +18 rear and +23 front so deff need to roll fenders
Prior to me buying these 20mm for the rear, my plan was to go with a +45 rim spec, but found these sexy ass rims and they are +38's, so I will end up putting the 15mm spacer from the front in the back and prolly do a 5mm maybe 10mm in the front. Finally putting me at +23r and +33f

I will run some 225/40/r18 with these wheels, so I am looking for someone with talent to roll these once I get them on.

I've not felt any rubbing yet on these stockies, and I'm about 1.5 lowered in the rear and 2 in the front.

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like the rims.
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like the rims.
^^^ thanks, I can't wait to put them on tho.. excited. Been looking at rims for like freaking 2-3 months.
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^ what rims are they? do they have any otehr options in widths and offsets?
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Originally Posted by murph145
^ what rims are they? do they have any otehr options in widths and offsets?
I believe Velocity... Getting them from this local rim shop. They told me since they are a small business/company they cant afford to do anyother setups such as staggered etc. I'm sure I could probably find them online and buy directly from the supplier... Which is now a thought because I really wanted to got a lil stagged with 9's in the back...
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^ yea i think eventually you are going to want a more aggressive look so that is why i was asking what other options are available to you... i found them on line do not get them they are only offered in 18"x7.5" +38mm even narrower than stock rims

http://www.velocitywheel.com/wheels....D=12&ClassID=1
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http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=1320

more aggresive and you will like
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weak ass wheel thats for civic lol
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^ yes im sure he is learning so you have any other options you can suggest???
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XXR's...or TSW's
is that rear fender kicked in??!?!

Nice job on the spacers!
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^ haha tsw's yea XXR's are nice for the $$$ too very affordable and come in good sizes for the TL

yea just noticed looks like a big ass dent... i think take your $ first and fix the dent
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Originally Posted by paulonfiya
weak ass wheel thats for civic lol
Next thing we'll hear is that the 3G stock wheel (UA6/UA7) is more suited for the Accord.

Gee... Let's remain constructive here. Nice attempt to derail a thread.
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don't worry, it's only cause he's "on fiya"

LOL...I don't think he meant any harm...not a bad lookin wheel IMO.
I 2nd that notion to get the dent fixed though. Priorities!
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Originally Posted by rockstar143
don't worry, it's only cause he's "on fiya"
I stand corrected then.

I'm working on spacers as well. I picked up a pair of 15mm and tried them on both the front and rear. Indeed, like many have said, it gives the stock wheel that flush look in the front. It's not quite enough for the rear, where 20mm looks to be the answer. However... I also have a pair of 25mm on their way just for kicks and giggles. I want to find the exact look I want, so I figured that this would be the best way. I'm looking forward to seeing the results in person on my own car.
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thanks for the opinions guys....
I have not purchased them yet. Murph, they sales person at the shop kinda was iffi, didn't really know his stuff, I wouldn't be surprised if they are 7.5 and not 8's.
and some some idiot bumped into the rear quarter panel at work, and will be fixing it.. lol.
My second choice was the xxr 527 I believe, in chrominum black, I'm just waiting to see how it will look on TLdudes car first (same AM)
@Red Voodoo, I agree, 1 thing I hate seeing is a TL with rims that don't look as good as stock. As far as for the 25mm for the rear will mos def work...
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Depending on your wheel and tire and stance...
25 would be too much for me. And I'm rolled as it is.

PS...for all of you thinking of getting spacers...spend 1/2 the price.
https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-tires-wheels-suspension-97/akata-wheel-spacers-reviewed-815699/
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Nice looking wheels
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Originally Posted by rockstar143
Depending on your wheel and tire and stance...
25 would be too much for me. And I'm rolled as it is.

PS...for all of you thinking of getting spacers...spend 1/2 the price.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=815699
^agree, T-6061 HubCentric Wheel Spacers are the ones I got(no name brand) but they were $75 shipped. looks no diff than a V2 imo.
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^why'd you guys let me spend so much on my ichibas?!?! lol well now i know for next time coulda bouht two sets of those for one of the ichibas
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For my 07 tls should I just get the 20mm spacer if I'm just looking to have them flush with the fenders? Im planning on keeping the stock rims on there. Sorry I'm still an amateur at this.

Edit: would you need to get the wheels realigned after installing these?

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yea i would say 20mm is the way to go it will look good
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^+1... the 20mm is a def must for the rear on stock rim, and 15mm for the front will give the flush look
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15 in the front and 20 in the back, thanks guys! Your will look great once the rims get put on there, can't wait to see the pics!

Is there any need to get the wheel realigned after adding spacers?
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Originally Posted by no44specialk
15 in the front and 20 in the back, thanks guys! Your will look great once the rims get put on there, can't wait to see the pics!

Is there any need to get the wheel realigned after adding spacers?
Thanks... In my case I have not gotten an alignment yet. No known issues yet. I'm sure one of the other guys will chime in...
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Technically, you are not changing any of the geometry of how your wheel points down the road so I would say "no"...you don't need it. If you put on a 4" spacer and it pushed the wheel out so far you started cambering or sagging, then maybe. But not for 1" with a 25MM or less.

Hey, I made a whole thread sharing my experience on spacers...but don't worry, I spend the money on ichiba's first...just did more research when I put 20MM back on my fiance's car...akata is made by the people that make vossen wheels...local and I trust them.
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Originally Posted by rockstar143
PS...for all of you thinking of getting spacers...spend 1/2 the price.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=815699

LOL! Damn it! A hard luck son of a bitch I am. Paid what I now see was a hefty premium for the Ichibas. Thanks for the link for the discussion tho!
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Anxiously awaiting pics of the 15 (f) and 20 (r) on stockies......
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OP, did u buy the wheels alrdy?
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Originally Posted by jwr0ng626
OP, did u buy the wheels alrdy?
I kinda did, but returned them... lol. trying to find a set of those 527's
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The 527's are in stock here but only in +20 offset. http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-527-Wh.../52788542n.htm
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Originally Posted by TLDude876
The 527's are in stock here but only in +20 offset. http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-527-Wh.../52788542n.htm

^damn! thats a freaking hell of a deal...
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Yea, those guys seem to be the most official XXR dealer to me. Lightning fast shipping too!
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Originally Posted by DooooT
Anxiously awaiting pics of the 15 (f) and 20 (r) on stockies......
I have three sizes of spaces on order... a pair of 15mm, 20mm and 25mm. I plan on taking pictures of these in different configurations so that people can refer to them when considering if they want to use spacers with the OEM wheel. One will be able to compare the following applications:

15 F / 15 R

15 F / 20 R

15 F / 25 R

20 F / 20 R

20 F / 25 R

25 F / 25 R

Perhaps I can get this done next weekend, weather and schedule permitting.
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Originally Posted by Red Voodoo
I have three sizes of spaces on order... a pair of 15mm, 20mm and 25mm. I plan on taking pictures of these in different configurations so that people can refer to them when considering if they want to use spacers with the OEM wheel. One will be able to compare the following applications:

15 F / 15 R

15 F / 20 R

15 F / 25 R

20 F / 20 R

20 F / 25 R

25 F / 25 R

Perhaps I can get this done next weekend, weather and schedule permitting.
looking forward to it... Which brand spacers did u get?
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Nice looks like you need an alignment.
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looking forward to it... Which brand spacers did u get?
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Got 20mm for rear but found some for front 17mm? Any real fit difference for them to be 15mm front rather then 17mm except for the 2mm?
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Probably note enough to really notice. 2mm is pretty minute.


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