iTh3 Riddler

I got my new 18x10.5 rims on the back with 295/35/18s on them and I tend to experience rubbing if I have a car full of people or take a hard turn. Was thinking about getting a 1" spacer. I have c6 z06 deep dish for anyone that is wondering. I have 18x8.5 on the front but there are no rubbing issues in the front. I know a stiff suspension setup would help but for now I was thinking just a spacer

T-Top

You can purchase them on ebay. cjbarginsI believe was the username of the guy. I am running some of their 1.25" adapter style spacers and have had no problems. He is a good seller.

soundengineer

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Ebay ones are not all that great...

Try these guys.

http://www.trakplus.com/
Made by HR Springs...
Some of the best stuff on the market

SSInnovations

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Pfadt used to make some nice ones that were very reasonably priced, might want to look into them

aquariussuperman

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I've had good luck with aaiautomotiveaccessories from ebay. They can custom make any size, spacing for your vehicle. The customer service is good as well.

HoLLo

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I run some basic 5/16" spacers from Pep Boys, works fine for me. I'm also running ARP long studs

rcoers

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Front and rear?

bluedevil500

H&R, Eibach, and eBay. But make sure if they are from ebay that you get hubcentric ones that match your bore and come with extended bolts/lugs.

whytryz28

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I have used the 2" ones from ebay on my 69 camaro for 3 years and no problems. They are fine.

chrysler kid

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I believe you should be fine without any rubbing issues. I have 285/35/18 pirellis and they do not rub because the sidewall is not as tall. The michelin pilot sports which are 265/40/18 were rubbing on the inner and outer fender however

The Batman

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blaine fabrication is a popular choice on the road racing forums