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Old Jun 12, 2009 | 07:48 PM
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Is there anywhere I can get a set of 4: 4 stud wheel spacers that will give me a considerable amount of wideness, like 10-20cm
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Old Jun 12, 2009 | 07:50 PM
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Try Chop Shop in London, Lepu will knock you some up

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Try Chop Shop in London, Lepu will knock you some up

thats exactly where i got the idea from lol
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Originally Posted by Thrifty94
Is there anywhere I can get a set of 4: 4 stud wheel spacers that will give me a considerable amount of wideness, like 10-20cm
what car?
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oh yeah, oops, a ford fiesta mk 4
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Can't imagine it doing the wheel bearings any good though.
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Can't imagine it doing the wheel bearings any good though.
Shouldnt harm them really, theyre still bearing the same load
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i can sell you a spacer plate for the rear,fits behind the back plate.
you can have them as wide as you want.
i run 90mm each side on my track fezzy.
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Originally Posted by lloydmotorsport
i can sell you a spacer plate for the rear,fits behind the back plate.
you can have them as wide as you want.
i run 90mm each side on my track fezzy.
How much?
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Originally Posted by Thrifty94
How much?
20 quid for 10mm each side and the longer bolts,
30 quid for 2x 10mm each side.
10 quid for each extra 10mm you want to go.
+ postage 5 quid
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Old Jun 12, 2009 | 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by lloydmotorsport
20 quid for 10mm each side and the longer bolts,
30 quid for 2x 10mm each side.
10 quid for each extra 10mm you want to go.
+ postage 5 quid
so, if i pay a grand? i can have 1 wide ass car!
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Originally Posted by lloydmotorsport
ok, and they go on the other side of the wheel? basically between wheel and hub right? and by 10mm extra, do you mean that you will make the plate wider and longer bolts?
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2 x 10 mm plates = 20mm. and i will supply 20mm longer bolts.
30 mm and i would make a wider plate.
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Originally Posted by lloydmotorsport
2 x 10 mm plates = 20mm. and i will supply 20mm longer bolts.
30 mm and i would make a wider plate.
and where do the spacers actually go? is it reliable, safe, easy to install etc, its not gonna snap or anything?
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Originally Posted by Thrifty94
and where do the spacers actually go? is it reliable, safe, easy to install etc, its not gonna snap or anything?
easy to fit,and as strong as the original set up.

and a lot better than long studs and a wheel spacer.

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ok, well do you have msn? add me on azza192@hotmail.co.uk Ill let you know when i've finished my project of how much space i want.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...%3DI%26otn%3D1
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i used eibach 20mm hubcentric spacers on our drift shitter, they bolt to the hub like the wheel would have, then the wheel bolts to the spacer.

were fine on the car for over a year of abuse
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