[08SiSedanBlackHawk]

Ok, so i AM KEEPING :readtherules: the stock rims cause i love em! i am powdercoating them blue. i am lowered on sportlines and i wanna push my wheels out more for a close to flush look as possible...has anyone ran wheel spacers on oem rims...if so where and how much? what size?

 

[K20Z3 G Si]

Sub'd for answers, i asked the same question a couple months ago and a guy told me his friend ran 25mm spacers all around.

 

[08SiSedanBlackHawk]

damn...25mm spacers lol. thanks for the input.

 

[CL9 Jon]

Stock offset is +45. A +25 spacer will make it +20... That's a bit steep. Depending upon tire sizes, lowering amt., and camber calibrations will limit your spacer amt. Use this link as a reference to play around with how much you want: Wheel / tire size calculator / comparer - WWW.RIMSNTIRES.COM

Stock wheel spec is 17X7 +45

Best wishes and use hubcentric spacers like H&R's Track+ H&R TRAK+® Wheel Spacers | Products || H&R Special Springs, LP

 

[K20Z3 G Si]

so 35mm is flush?

 

[FGisLOVE]

:wavey:

 

[sik20fan]

i'm not sure if these will bolt on right away. the reason why i say that is because oem studs are 24MM in length leaving an extra 4MM in length and not allowing the rim to bolt on. However, if OEM rims have an indentation on the back, then the 4MM extra might be ok.

EDIT: this is if you use a 20MM spacers.

Correct me if i'm wrong, i'm actually interested in spacers, just worried about fitment.


BUMP for answers.. i really want to do this so someone who has done this help us!

 

[08SiSedanBlackHawk]

thanks for the responses...keep em coming! :spaz:

 

[08SiSedanBlackHawk]

:wavey:

:leghump:

 

[its.ryu]

I think stock wheels should look flush with 15mm spacers. 15mm makes them +30. Ichiba makes some good spacers that hubcentric.

15MM Aluminum Bolt-On Wheel Spacers

 

[CL9 Jon]

i'm not sure if these will bolt on right away. the reason why i say that is because oem studs are 24MM in length leaving an extra 4MM in length and not allowing the rim to bolt on. However, if OEM rims have an indentation on the back, then the 4MM extra might be ok.

EDIT: this is if you use a 20MM spacers.

Correct me if i'm wrong, i'm actually interested in spacers, just worried about fitment.


BUMP for answers.. i really want to do this so someone who has done this help us!

Reference this link... New studs are included in the kits. H&R TRAK+® Wheel Spacers | Products || H&R Special Springs, LP

 

[sik20fan]

understood however unless you buy spacers that will cover the original stud, the rim will not properly bolt on. So you either have to have rims that have indentations in them so that the OEM stud will go into OR you have to shave the OEM stud so that it clears the rims.

EDIT: OR you have to buy spacers that are longer then the OEM stud (25mm) will clear the 24mm stud.

 

[VanSi07]

You can easily run 25mm on stock Si rims. That'll be flush-ish.

 

[FA5VL]

you'll need at least 20mm or 25mm so the stock studs will clear the stock rims. for spacers with studs already in.

 

[08SiSedanBlackHawk]

im kinda a NOOB about this...so pictures would help too...

 

[sik20fan]

yes can someone who has done this please post pictures.

 

[Si Dean]

thanks for the responses...keep em coming! :spaz:

just keep cuming :spaz:

 

[04lxCivic]

I'd run a 10mm. I think 25mm is a bit much. But the most I'd run is a 10mm because anything above that, youre going to have to get something to clear the studs which is 25mm which comes with studs..

 

[sik20fan]

10mm won't get you flush though

 

[04lxCivic]

10mm won't get you flush though

Well then you have to get atleast a 25 to clear the studs. I wouldnt recommend anything over 10 and under 25 because there isnt a safe amount of stud left.