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Anyone have a setup of 15mm spacers in front and 20 rear?

Not a fan of extended studs and slip on spacers . Torque can stretch the bolts and create play and loose bolts. Bolt on spacers are safer and much more

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Old 04-23-2014, 01:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Not a fan of extended studs and slip on spacers. Torque can stretch the bolts and create play and loose bolts. Bolt on spacers are safer and much more simple
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This thread has confused me a little not sure anymore of what spacer sizes will and won't work because of studs lol I Don't plan on dropping my Z (at least not anytime soon) but would like to add bolt on spacers. I have 13 Touring Sport Package with 19 Rays wheels. Can I run a square 20/20 setup at stock height and be flush all around? or do I have to do 15 up front to keep it flush at stock height?
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You will be fine even if you lower some day and want bigger tires.
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Ok...now that my head is dizzy and spinning from reading all of this, I think this is the appropriate place to get a final answer since it has to do with correct size spacers.

I'm considering a set of aftermarket wheels that have lower offsets than the 19" RAYS but not low enough, at least in the rear. The fronts should be ok (going on the notion that an additional 15mm - 20mm up front is ideal) at 20x9 et30. That's 17mm less than stock putting me smack dab in between the 15 - 20 window. The rear is what will need a spacer. 20x10.5 et25. That's 11mm less than stock. If I add a 12mm bolt on spacer to the rear that will get me to 23mm which is smack dab in bewteen the 20-25 window for the rears.

This should be good, right?

20x9 et30 on 255/35/20
20x10.5 et13 on 285/30/20

Suspension = ARK GT-F springs (1.20f/1.0r)
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