1" wheels spacer on trans am
#23
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I have the same spacers on my car. Great for the back, but DANGEROUS on the front. I even used the permanent locktite on the front and let them cure for over 24 hours... and they STILL come loose every time. I ended up ditching them off the front. I would only recommend stud through spacer for the front.
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I've had mine on for a few months, and they were still nice and tight when I retorqued them after the first few hundred miles. I also did some spirited driving on my way to Yosemite, and they are still nice and tight. I didn't use any threadlock, but I have the hubcentric ones on both sides.
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Whats the difference between the spacers used by Kev SS AND THE H&R? It has a 74mm bore, would that sit on the hub?
oops nevermind, Just found that are hub bore is 70.5. Is that correct? If so I'd run that over the 74
oops nevermind, Just found that are hub bore is 70.5. Is that correct? If so I'd run that over the 74
#38
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I got me a set of the H&R 1" spacers on their way to me..should be here in 2 days. I cant wait to get them on.
I have never liked how the rear wheels tuck so far into the rear quarters. looks so stupid to me!
what springs are you using in the rear for your tires to rub?
I have never liked how the rear wheels tuck so far into the rear quarters. looks so stupid to me!
what springs are you using in the rear for your tires to rub?
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I have 1.25" spacers on mine with 315 nitto's. I got the cheap ones on ebay and they seem to be pretty high quality. No loosening issues so far.
I'd also like to see what a 20mm spacer on the front looks like.
My car is still on 4 wheel drive mode with only the hose mod in the rear but here is a pic.
I'd also like to see what a 20mm spacer on the front looks like.
My car is still on 4 wheel drive mode with only the hose mod in the rear but here is a pic.