The 3G Ramblings & General Discussion Thread (Quattro)

I would invest in quality wheel spacers. This thread, has some great information on the quality of wheel spacers. https://acurazine.com/forums/tires-w...pacers-847923/
Here is some of the information I used from that thread.
Project Kics
Sizes: Available as small as 10mm (generally recommended to stay 15mm or thicker)
Material: "Forged Monoblock Duralumin Material"
Studs: Unknown
Construction: Hubcentric, pressed in centering ring (2-piece), pressed in studs (centering ring has to be ordered seperately but is included in the cost below)
Origin: Japan
Warranty: 1 year
Customer Service: Unknown
Failures: Unable to find examples
Cost: $249.48/pair and up shipped (per Evasive Motorsports)
Adaptec Speedware
Sizes: Available as small as 15mm, Can also be manufactured to adapt to different bolt patterns
Material: Alcoa (USA) 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum
Studs: 10.9-grade
Construction: Hubcentric, single milled billet, pressed in studs
Origin: Made in the USA
Warranty: Lifetime, good reputation
Customer Service: Less than ideal reputation
Failures: Unable to find examples
Cost: $155/pair and up shipped (per Motorsport Tech)
H&R Trak+ Spacers
Sizes: "DRM type" Available as small as 15mm
Material: Proprietary Aluminum/Magnesium Alloy (lighter & higher strength than 6061-T6)
Studs: 10.9-grade
Construction: Hubcentric, single milled billet, pressed in studs
Origin: Germany
Warranty: 1 year
Customer Service: Unknown
Failures: Unable to find examples
Cost: $139.44/pair and up shipped (per Evasive Motorsports)
Ichiba Spacers
Sizes: Available as small as 15mm
Material: Aluminum/Magnesium Alloy (likely 6061-T6 like the rest)
Studs: Unknown
Construction: Hubcentric, pressed in centering ring (2-piece), pressed in studs
Origin: Made in China
Warranty: Unable to confirm length, less than ideal reputation
Customer Service: Less than ideal reputation
Failures: Examples are out there
Cost: $128.25/pair and up shipped (per eBay)
DMV Motorsports (eBay)
Sizes: Available as small as 15mm
Material: 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum
Studs: 10.9-grade
Construction: Hubcentric, pressed in centering ring (2-piece), pressed in studs (listing shows one piece construction)
Origin: Unknown
Warranty: Unknown
Customer Service: Unknown
Failures: Unknown
Cost: $77/pair and up shipped (per eBay
Akata Spacers
Sizes: Available as small as 12mm
Material: Unknown
Studs: 10.9-grade
Construction: Hubcentric, single milled billet, pressed in studs
Origin: Unknown
Warranty: 1 year, less than ideal reputation
Customer Service: Less than ideal reputation
Failures: Examples are out there
Cost: $74.95/pair and up shipped (per eBay)
"chaching8899" (eBay)
Sizes: Available as small as 15mm
Material: 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum
Studs: 10.9-grade
Construction: Hubcentric, single milled billet, pressed in studs
Origin: Asia
Warranty: Nothing formally issued with parts
Customer Service: Good reputation
Failures: Only one failed by defect over the last 4 years, was replaced by seller
Cost: $58/pair and up shipped (per eBay)
I went with the adaptive speedware for my TL. It's legit in quality.
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sure...don't go lower than 15...then you'll have to do the extended studs for a version 1.
DMV motorsports I got for the S2000 were nice and good quality. I wouldn't re-buy akata again. Mine cracked/bent..
DMV motorsports I got for the S2000 were nice and good quality. I wouldn't re-buy akata again. Mine cracked/bent..
175 x 2
They might cut you a break if you order 4 at once.
If you order from them, they are made for you. In other words, every single order is made. They want to make sure it's done correctly and inspected after they finish them. That was a huge plus for me, which is why I went with them. I've had them on my TL for 2 years and I'm ocd about these things. I inspect them every single time the wheels come off. Everything is solid.















