Spacers...I tried search...but...
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Ok, I know these questions pop up all the time, but I could not find the exact answer to my question. Thanks for replies in advance.
I have an 83 SC. It has factory Fuchs, 7x16 front and 8x16 rear.
I want to give the car a better stance and fill out the wheel wells.
What specifically do i need? Spacer sizes and stud sizes if needed.
My car is lowered a tad lower than Euro specs, and I want to them to be spaced out as far as I can without the car looking stupid or haveing any safety or mech issues.
Also...is this pretty simple to do myself even if the studs need to be replaced?
Thanks,
Michael
I have an 83 SC. It has factory Fuchs, 7x16 front and 8x16 rear.
I want to give the car a better stance and fill out the wheel wells.
What specifically do i need? Spacer sizes and stud sizes if needed.
My car is lowered a tad lower than Euro specs, and I want to them to be spaced out as far as I can without the car looking stupid or haveing any safety or mech issues.
Also...is this pretty simple to do myself even if the studs need to be replaced?
Thanks,
Michael
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What about wheel adapters? 1in up front and 1.5 in the back will allow late-offset wheels to fit.
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Thanks for the effort, but I am trying to get an answer to my question. God, that sounds like Im an *******.
Really dont want to sound like that...I am just wanting a specific answer.
Really dont want to sound like that...I am just wanting a specific answer.
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I dont know a specific answer to your question but id say take a look at your studs and see how far they stick out past the end of your lugs nuts and get that size spacer. You can even go a bit farther if you had too. Mine on the rear are quite a bit in from the end of the nut and i havnt had any problems. I dont know about the porsche but normally changing the studs is a hastle. and a press really helps