Wheel spacers
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Any issue putting 14mm spacers on all 4 corners of a 996TT with the X73? Standard 18" wheels and tires.
I measured according to Adaptec's instructions and there seems to be good clearance. Just thought I'd ask the brain trust.
I measured according to Adaptec's instructions and there seems to be good clearance. Just thought I'd ask the brain trust.
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i ran spacers on stock twists after lowering the car for the looks as well as the stance. i think it's an excellent decision, and that you'll be pleased with the look and more importantly even, the handling.
i ran 7 front 15 rear. was perfectly flush no rubbing, looked awesome. my new wheels achieved the same thing without spacers though.which is better still.
go for it.
i ran 7 front 15 rear. was perfectly flush no rubbing, looked awesome. my new wheels achieved the same thing without spacers though.which is better still.
go for it.
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SSST ~ Either 7mm or 15mm or combo thereof as others do will definitely look better than none at all IMHO. I'm running 7mm all four corners. I have the same wheel offsets, tire sizes and X73 suspension that you have. To help with your decision, I took some pics so you could see what the 7mm looks like:
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I installed the 17mm factory spacers on the front and have no issues with rubbing so anything less and you should be fine. Nothing in the rear yet but thinking 7 or 10mm to even out the spacing.
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Just make sure that you use a quality set of wheel spacers that are Hub Centric and that you also use bolts that are longer to accommodate your new spacers. If you need any help getting anything, I would be happy to assist you with anything that you need.
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I have the Adaptec spacers - 14mm rear/7mm front - sorry no pics.
(Now I just need to get a new suspension - to make things look and feel good).
(Now I just need to get a new suspension - to make things look and feel good).