Has anyone used these adapters?
Has anyone used these adapters? Has anyone used these? What do you think the max spacing you would use? I know some people are completely against these but I don't care.
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There's nothing wrong with using quality wheel spacers. I recently purchased a set of Billet 1 1/4" adapters that look just like the ones you posted, I didn't get them on ebay though, and the cost was quite a bit more, $59.00 is a heck of a deal.
It seems that most guys go with 1" spacer, I put the 1 1/4" on with my 245 16" tires and it looks much better, I'm slammed also and they don't rub unless I hit a deep rut. 1 1/2" may put the tire outside the fenderwell or at least flush, if your not lowered it would probably work IMO.
Good luck!
It seems that most guys go with 1" spacer, I put the 1 1/4" on with my 245 16" tires and it looks much better, I'm slammed also and they don't rub unless I hit a deep rut. 1 1/2" may put the tire outside the fenderwell or at least flush, if your not lowered it would probably work IMO.
Good luck!
I have a set from the same company that I have no use for that I'll sell you for half the price shipped. Pm me if you are interested. They the 1" adapter/spacers. I used them on my car for 6 months before I bought drag rims and went to long studs. Here is a pic on my car with the 1" spacers and stock 16's with 255's on them.
1 " puts the stock wheels as just the right spot on a Camaro. Firebirds are a lil' bit wider so 1 1/4 would give the same stance as this on those cars.
1 " puts the stock wheels as just the right spot on a Camaro. Firebirds are a lil' bit wider so 1 1/4 would give the same stance as this on those cars.
I've got a set of 1.25" on all 4 corners so I can run C6 19x10 rims all the way around. They're OEM rims with a 79mm offset, so I had to use them to make them fit. No issues so far.
