Which brand of spacers do you recommend?
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Greetings.
I'm in the market for a 21 - 23 mm spacer set for the rear of my 83' (really an 82 euro). The Fuchs I have on there are set in between 1 and 1.25" further than I'd like and so I'd like to try a one-inch (~24 mm) spacer solution.
This is where I need your help. I have identified options that have their own bolts / lugs and that are $100-200. I have also located some cheapo spacers that would NOT have the lugs, and thus shorten the usable portion of the stock lug - which bothers me tremendously. Is that concern a silly one? These "no lug" options are 10x cheaper... as you'd expect.
Thanks, guys.
Jake
PS- just for reference, not that this is lowest price:
http://www.andysautosport.com/porsch...l_spacers/h&r/
I'm in the market for a 21 - 23 mm spacer set for the rear of my 83' (really an 82 euro). The Fuchs I have on there are set in between 1 and 1.25" further than I'd like and so I'd like to try a one-inch (~24 mm) spacer solution.
This is where I need your help. I have identified options that have their own bolts / lugs and that are $100-200. I have also located some cheapo spacers that would NOT have the lugs, and thus shorten the usable portion of the stock lug - which bothers me tremendously. Is that concern a silly one? These "no lug" options are 10x cheaper... as you'd expect.
Thanks, guys.
Jake
PS- just for reference, not that this is lowest price:
http://www.andysautosport.com/porsch...l_spacers/h&r/
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I got a set of hubcentric spacers off ebay on the cheap ($75 ISH). I could send a pic if you like...
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Yeah, I know there are factory spacers on the rear - good size, too.
I may have been duped (my bad not to do due diligence, not the sellers) into buying Fuchs with an offset that's far too shallow.
onspeed: Do you mean you have an extra set?
xsboost: If you can point me to where I'd buy the longer bolts and tell me more about the spacers, I'd likely be a buyer... you've been doing good things on here since I was a regular poster (too long ago).
Thanks guys.
J
I may have been duped (my bad not to do due diligence, not the sellers) into buying Fuchs with an offset that's far too shallow.
onspeed: Do you mean you have an extra set?
xsboost: If you can point me to where I'd buy the longer bolts and tell me more about the spacers, I'd likely be a buyer... you've been doing good things on here since I was a regular poster (too long ago).
Thanks guys.
J
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What size Fuchs did you buy?
The only Fuchs that really fill out 944 fenders are 951 8"s up front and 911 9"s in the rear (but these often sell for $1500+/set).
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I didn't say overpay. I said don't be cheap. As in, don't spend your money on an inferior product (cast vs forged, balanced, weight, type of material etc This would be more important on a tracked car where increased cornering stresses could further cause a "cheap" part to fail.)