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Old 09-23-2009, 09:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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keep us informed. the 15's up front look perfect, by the way. 20's out back.
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Old 11-09-2009, 08:14 PM   #2 (permalink)
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That's good news.
Thanks for the quick reply.
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Old 11-09-2009, 08:19 PM   #3 (permalink)
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That's good news.
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You're very welcome! Remember, I only did the rear, but the quality is high, and I prefered the "one piece" hub as a part of the machined product. I would hope there is no issue on the fronts as well.

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H&R very good over the others, you pay more but the quality is there and the hub centric ring integrated. Top notch, I had them (20mm fr & rr) on my 350Z with stock rims and went with replacing the studs.

What size did you go with in the rear and the part#?

And has anyone done the fronts yet with success (larger than 10mm)?

Any pics?
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H&R very good over the others, you pay more but the quality is there and the hub centric ring integrated. Top notch, I had them (20mm fr & rr) on my 350Z with stock rims and went with replacing the studs.

What size did you go with in the rear and the part#?

And has anyone done the fronts yet with success (larger than 10mm)?

Any pics?
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^ Cool, thanks John. I am going to try 20 mm fr and rr. Hopefully the fronts can take em. Will probably go with the stud replacement version. Wonder if any one has tried 25mm in the rear?
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here 20mm ichiba spacers front and rear, also im lowered on hks coilovers.

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here 20mm ichiba spacers front and rear, also im lowered on hks coilovers.
Peeeerfect.
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Peeeerfect.
not so much i wish i had at least another 10mm in the back and front. The front does rub the fender liner.
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not so much i wish i had at least another 10mm in the back and front. The front does rub the fender liner.
I think it's perfect because I like it flushed and tucked. You could put some negative camber up front.

Like they say, "If it ain't rubbin', it ain't low enough"
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Ichiba is on the left, H&R on the right. I'm pretty sure the H&R will solve the vibration issues, as it definitely extends the hubcentric ring farther into the wheel.
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I think it's perfect because I like it flushed and tucked. You could put some negative camber up front.

Like they say, "If it ain't rubbin', it ain't low enough"
well its not flush enough or low enough yet lol....... here was my car before the z

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not so much i wish i had at least another 10mm in the back and front. The front does rub the fender liner.
Interesting...guess that leaves the 20mm OUT for me, if it rubs. Then again suppose it depends on the drop. I will be running Eibachs .9 drop. Wonder if the 20mm will not rub with that drop, since it's on the conservative side.

Did you guys go with stud replacment version or the bolt on spacer?
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Interesting...guess that leaves the 20mm OUT for me, if it rubs. Then again suppose it depends on the drop. I will be running Eibachs .9 drop. Wonder if the 20mm will not rub with that drop, since it's on the conservative side.

Did you guys go with stud replacment version or the bolt on spacer?
i went with the stud replacement, i had the version 2 on my lexus but never really trusted them.
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keng714, OT...but nice black out on the grill and rear difuser. That is the first thing I did back in March when I picked up mine. Looks like it's catching on all over.
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