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Running wheels with spacers..
- Vtecmec
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While doing some routine maintenance to my 97 Accord, I noticed that the front hubs have hubcentric spacers on already, as an OEM item, so they must be relatively safe.
I'll measure the thickness when I get chance, but they looked to be +10mm. With the wheel fitment being the same as the Lude, they may work out at a cheap and quality source for spacers.
I'll measure the thickness when I get chance, but they looked to be +10mm. With the wheel fitment being the same as the Lude, they may work out at a cheap and quality source for spacers.
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no-one know of any?Drax wrote:can anyone recommend a good make for spacers? i want a 10/15mm set, i know i need 64.1 hub but i dont wanna get a cheapo brand either![]()
got plenty of choice online, tempted to go ask at Demon Tweeks down the road.
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