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Z-fyter 05-01-2016 01:10 AM

wheel spacers
 
I have a '14 with the sport package and I haven't changed the wheels because I like them, it is lowered with ARK springs and I want to get wheel spacers to set the wheels out flush but I don't know what size to get, any help?

axmea? 05-01-2016 01:35 AM

For sport wheels:

20mm all around
or
20mm front 25mm rear
or
25mm all around.

/Angelo350Z/ 05-01-2016 02:43 AM

I ran 20mm in the front and 25mm in the rear, but it always felt like I could've gone 25mm all around.

jchammond 05-01-2016 02:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Z-fyter (Post 3471840)
I have a '14 with the sport package and I haven't changed the wheels because I like them, it is lowered with ARK springs and I want to get wheel spacers to set the wheels out flush but I don't know what size to get, any help?

What are your front/rear camber specs.?
This play's a huge role in determining flush fit.

somms 05-01-2016 07:41 AM

I've got 20mm front 25mm rear, H&R Springs.

P's_Z 05-01-2016 07:53 AM

20mm Front
25mm Rear
Stock tire size
Swift springs

I have this combination with 2013 sport package wheels and i luv it! :yum:

NoHyperbole 05-01-2016 10:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3471847)
What are your front/rear camber specs.?
This play's a huge role in determining flush fit.

This is eminently true, and people tend not to consider this.

Joker_J 05-01-2016 10:26 AM

HR bolt on is best for the sport package with the sport rims lol just ordered mine! :)

kenchan 05-01-2016 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joker_J (Post 3471980)
HR bolt on is best for the sport package with the sport rims lol just ordered mine! :)

hope ur hub dont crack off. in dat sense id go for the kics instead.

dont u guys read any of the previous posts? probably save urselves a lot of money and time if u did.

Joker_J 05-01-2016 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3472023)
hope ur hub dont crack off. in dat sense id go for the kics instead.

dont u guys read any of the previous posts? probably save urselves a lot of money and time if u did.

Everyone said HR would be the best for the OEM set-up for the sport package :/

jchammond 05-05-2016 02:18 AM

Not knowing camber specs or tire sizes Etc...get some painters masking tape & nylon string; cut 4 pieces 2' long & tie a small weight to one end.(house keys,fishing weight,etc.)
With car parked on level surface & no wind...tape the 4 strings to fenders above centerline of wheels (making a plumb) then measure gap between string and tire,wheel lip or what ever poked out most & this will be very accurate in your thickness decision.....some people like a more aggressive stance than others



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MagmaRed370z 05-05-2016 07:02 AM

I have 20mm front and 25 mm back. Its perfect.


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