ArthurL

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Hey does anybody have a pic of 25mm spacers with stockies?

I've searched around forums and I haven't had any luck finding pics.

I'm thinking about changing my tires soon as well, will having 245/40/17 tires and 25mm spacers make a difference? I'm trying to go for that flush look.

Comptechtl2367

From what i have read, anywhere from 20-25mm makes it flush, i would like to know as well with some pictures!

SharksBreath

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i've got stock type-s wheels 235/45/17 w/ 20mm in rear and 15mm in front and it's perfect. flush as can be in the rear and front.

with your future 245/40/17's...i am not entirely sure. hopefully someone else can chime in and let you know.

08A-SPEC

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From what I have seen a 25mm spacer with 245's will rub.

20mm would be about as far as I would push it.

myron

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I have 20 in the back and 15 in the front but I am lowered and have -2 degrees camber in the back so I am not completely flush, but I think if I was at a stock height that I would be flush.



This is the only pic I have of this.

myron

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Can't really tell in this pic but here you go anyways

binhsterbinh

I currently have 15mm all around with 245/40/18. I have a set of 20mm I haven't got around to throwing onto the back yet. I will do that soon and let you guys know if it rubs.

Hadouken

I remember a member here put FiC spacers on his car... It's a black car. Forgot his name. It looked pretty good...
http://www.more-japan.com/fic-wheel-spacers/

ArthurL

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Nice, let us know!

OneWickedTypeS

Excuse my ignorance but do you have to do anything to the studs or lug nuts running 15 or 20 mm spacers? Or it just bolts up?

AaronD81

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I have 25 rear and 20 front on stock wheels and suspension, looks much better and no rubbing. Whatever size spacer you go with get 5mm less in the front to even everything out. I think 245s will be OK, but research the actual tire because the actual dimensions of 245 tires between brands can be different.

SharksBreath

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if you get the ichiba V2 spacers, they come with hubcentric rings and built in extended studs. these are the ones i bought, and they are the best there is IMO.

a monkey could install these. bolts right up

Deep n TX

What if I wanna rock 255/40/17 on Type S rims. Will a 20 in the back and 15 in front still be good, or subtract 5mm from both?

charlesss

Off topic, how is the handling with spacers of 15mm and up? I had 10mm on my speed3 and noticed a small difference.

ArthurL

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Can you post up pics of this setup?

AaronD81

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Sorry, sold the spacers because I bought different wheels, never took pics.

DooooT

pics??

Jhern007

Here is a member with 25mm's on Type S wheels and Tein basics. He says he doesnt rub unless he has car full of people.

https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-photograph-gallery-96/25mm-long-cbp-type-s-785061/

SharksBreath

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old pictures.

DooooT

Are you dropped in these pics? That's the ideal flush look I want with my stocks. Very nice. 15 f and 20 r right? Ichiba Version II? Are these stock tires or wider?

Any problems with them. Turning, going over pot holes, rubbing, etc..?

SharksBreath

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only dropped on 1" eibach springs/stock shocks. yup, 15mm up front and 20mm in back. ichiba V2 spacers on stock tires.

no problems at all turning or anything. it was a good setup for me at the time.

binhsterbinh

245/40/18 on with 18x8 ET45mm (like stock offset) with 15mm front and 20mm rear on A-Spec suspension. The back rubs slightly with a person in back on huge dips that compress the rear a lot. I haven't seen any indications of tire or fender damage. It's only on the driver side too.
I think 25mm rear spacer on stock wheels with 235/45/17 will have similar issues. If you were running 245/45/17 and 25mm spacers, I have no doubt you will rub.

ch1zo

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I currently have 3G TL-S with 245/45/17--type s rims lowered with stock strut and eibach pro kit and was wondering if I got with f15mm and r20mm would I rub. Anyone running this set up and is it flush? Thx

myron

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^ I am lowered 1.5" and my 19x8.5" +45 wheels with 20mm spacers in the back don't rub. I really doubt that your set up will

ch1zo

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ok thanks, im prob just gonna stick with 5mm as im pretty flush already with these tires.

49er

Does anyone use H & R trak+ wheel spacers?
They look and appear to be the best out there.
Found similar hub centric spacers only in 20mm have no 15mm for front wheels such as these on ebay http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT.

Or should i go with ICHIBA V2 found some folks had problems with the studs with these?

Any suggestions?

TLG60

I've been using H&R products on my VW's for over 10 years and have never had any complaints, haven't tried ICHIBA so can't help there.. but have 20mm spacers on the rears/15mm fronts from the Ebay seller in the link you listed. Good quality product imo

49er

Thanks. Trak spacers local distributor selling only 25 mm and 15 mm no 20 mm. Price is around $150 to $190.
Maybe better off getting the eBay generic spacers but will need to look for 15 mm somewhere else.
Just worried the pressed in stud bolts are weak not oem specs?

myron

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just look around on forums for used ones. I paid 100$ for each of my spacers, 15mm and 20mm on this forum. Where in canada are you? I know someone that might have 25mm spacers for sale. He's in Edmonton

49er

Thanks, bought some cheapo online 20mm for the back wheels. Waiting for them to arrive from west coast to see if they will look on the rear wheels.
After the install i might order local parts distributor in Vaughn for H&R trak+ for 15 mm for front wheels. For $150 plus tax just to make front and rear flush.
Or i might look somewhere online for some ichiba V2?

UA7Beast

Good addition...looks beasty!

ArthurL

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Looks like I'm going to go with 20mm spacers in the back and 15mm spacers in the front. I would try 25mm spacers all around but I don't want to risk it since my tires are 245s. The pictures that SharksBreath put up really convinced me. Thanks bro!

And for those that are still looking for spacers, check out this thread: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=spacers+stock

I'll be picking up the Akata spacers soon.

For $139.90 shipped for 20mm front and 15mm rear, it's a pretty sweet deal!

stvtec

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If you're lowered at all, or going to a wider tire, I definitely would suggest 20mm or 15mm. This is cutting it close and I may have to roll the fenders a bit.

paperboy42190

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i am on megan coils lowered to less than 1 finger gap. stock type s tires with oem size 235/45/17 tires. how big of a spacer can i get without rubbing?

lakers9

i got 15mm spacers for the front with no studs attached smh...i cant return them..anyone know what length extended studs i need please help ive been looking for a week now. i have a 2008 acura tl on 17 stocks......or what company has extended studs\

pnoyrice

I have the same setup as yours but Im thinking on going with 25mm. Do you think this one will rub?

stvtec

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25mm on the rear on 235 and a drop, you will rub IMO. Go with 20mm.

pnoyrice

Im running 17's though... You have 18's on the picture. Does 135/45/17 rub on 25mm?

stvtec

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(This is all regarding the rear) I had stock 17's on with 235 and 25mm spacers and I got some rubbing on the drivers side, but the fender had been pushed in due to an accident. The damage was repaired, and I put on the 18's with 235 tires right away, and now rubs both sides. However, this is at STOCK HEIGHT in the rear.

SharksBreath

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i'd stick with 20mm REAR and 15mm FRONT.