Wheel Spacers

[Mannyp93]

Ok so i have no idea what i am doing when it comes to this kind of stuff (total noob). I am planning on buying the Eibach Pro-Kit in the spring and would like to install spacers to make the tires more flush with the fenders (not looking to roll the fenders). Basically my question is what mm spacer would i need to achieve this?

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[inv4zn]

This depends entirely on how wide your wheels are going to be, how low you're going to go, and how much camber you're going to have.

Keep in mind any spacers over ~10mm you're going to want extended lugs for safety.

 

[Mannyp93]

This depends entirely on how wide your wheels are going to be, how low you're going to go, and how much camber you're going to have.

Keep in mind any spacers over ~10mm you're going to want extended lugs for safety.

i would be on Touring rims and tires, Prokit is -0.7 front and -1.0 in the rear. The camber kit would be done by the installer.

 

[paid2play]

I plan on doing the same thing when my Hatchback sport arrives next month... I'm interested how it turns out for you.

 

[team3d]

to run spacers safely & cheaply, run 20mm studded, 100% hub-centric & forged like this one

link: http://www.fkxracing.com/FKX-RACING-HUB-CENTRIC-SPACERS-20MM-06-15-HONDA-CIVIC-818003.htm

 

[inv4zn]

If you're gonna do stock rims then you can just go and look at the car, and measure how much more you want them out - to your taste.

I'd suspect it'll be ~20mm, and you're going to want extended lugs for those. With a 1" drop you're not gonna need to roll anything.

 

[paid2play]

Ever install your spacers?

 

[Mannyp93]

Ever install your spacers?

No i have not yet.

 

[CIVICSPORT]

No i have not yet.

and how about now?

and have you any photomagraphs?

 

[Mannyp93]

I ended up just buying a new setup i'll post picks when it is on. went with a 17x9+35

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