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Thanks, Zeyn -- Love them!!! Hey anybody know why you can't use bolt-on wheel spacers in the front??? Or... can you?
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It will most likely vibrate. Mike had this problem. You might be able to get away with it if you use the g37 home depot wire trick. It has something to do with the ring not being long enough to center the wheel.
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No problem man, I am glad you liked them. Enjoy!!
You can use bolt on spacers, would not be a problem. Eibach has 2 types, system 4 and system 6. Look for part# 90.4.20.034.4 and 90.6.20.019.4 to compare them. These are 20mm spacers and they are hub centric. You cannot go wrong with either one, just the way you install them is different. I would personally go with system 4 though. |
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