Wheel Spacer Indecisiveness!!
 

After lowering my car on H&R springs a few months ago, I right away knew I needed spacers for my car. A popular choice was 25R/20F, but i've noticed that it doesn't push the wheels out as far as I want them to. Keep in mind, I'm running stock wheels & rims. I've read around the forum that with 20mm & 25mm spacers in the front, the tires will rub the fenders, but I don't find that to be a very big deal. I'm just hoping that the spacers don't make the car's stance look awful.

Basically, I'm just really looking for photos of any of your guys's Z's who are running either: 25mm in the front AND/OR 30mm in the rear (With stock 19" rims)!

It'd be greatly appreciated! :tiphat:

Here's mine with 15/20 and stock 19's. I could have gone 20/25, but anything beyond that would have been sticking out too far IMO. With my Nismo Rims, the 15/20 is as far as I would want to go.

20/25 close thread :)

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You will come to find rubbing to be a very big deal. :ugh2:

+1

yup...especially on an incline...

Here's my setup with 20/25! :tup:

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6107/...67cfac72_z.jpg

but bear in mind im not using oem rubber, im on RE11 now 265/35/19 Fronts and 285/35/19 Rears

20/25 enough said, good bye!

looks perfect to me, gurney. :tup:

not overdone, very clean lines. :)

:tup:

20/25 if you want a good look without nasty rubbing. 25/30 if rubbing isn't going to drive you nuts.

I suggest H&R spacers. PM me if you want pricing.

20/25 for no fender mods. 25/30 if you're willing to roll your fenders.

Project Kics are the way to go for a really high-quality spacer that's meant to take abuse. (they're used on race and drift cars in Japan extensively)

Thank you very much Mr. kenchan! :hello:

im running 20F 15R but im not sure if it is okay for driving like this set up. Anyone knows?????

Here you go.