Spacer fitment question.
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My rear wheels are 19 x 11 and I just put some 305 30 19 tires on. After getting them mounted the wheels are rubbing the liner on either side of the inside side walls. Currently there are no spacers on the car. What size spacer should I use, and will it be necessary to space the front wheels out even though they fit fine and sit flush to car. Any help will be greatly appreciated as it's been almost 2 weeks since I've driven and I'm having withdrawals.
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does the raised area of the spacer face the hub or the wheel? Why would one use those with a lip and not the flat spacers I also see available.
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Atrox, I'm pretty sure you want 'hub centric' 7mm or larger spacers
Porsche makes a set, pn 996 361 617 00
http://www.autoatlanta.com/results.p...361%20617%2000
possibly more spacer than you need, but this uses the standard 45mm lug bolt to fasten
the spacer to the hub, then lug nuts to secure the wheel to the spacer
I'm hoping someone will chime in here on which is better, 60+mm lug bolts or lug studs
with the spacer bolted on
Porsche makes a set, pn 996 361 617 00
http://www.autoatlanta.com/results.p...361%20617%2000
possibly more spacer than you need, but this uses the standard 45mm lug bolt to fasten
the spacer to the hub, then lug nuts to secure the wheel to the spacer
I'm hoping someone will chime in here on which is better, 60+mm lug bolts or lug studs
with the spacer bolted on
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The lip faces the wheel. It helps keeping the wheel centered while tightening the bolts. You definitely want to buy ones with the lip.