I'd love spacers on mine, but wouldn't even know where to begin looking, and what for!!!
cs.net search engine??
But seriously, H&R make the ones you want and most motorsport places stock them.
Delta Mics from Motorsport World are what you want
25mm Front & 5mm Rear
Danny, what 5mm spacers are you running on the back as I need to get some this week?
I had some H&R ones that were feather light, took a couple of weeks to come from venom motorsport thoughDanny, what 5mm spacers are you running on the back as I need to get some this week?
Ok. I've measured up and at the front there is a 15mm gap from tyre to arch, and at the back there is a 10mm gap from front to arch.
Therefore, I think that I need 20mm spacers at the front (leaving 5mm spare on each side), and 10mm spacers at the back (leaving 5mm spare each side).
Does that sound about right?
On that basis, for a little over £60, I can get FK spacers from here - http://www.venommotorsport.com/product_details.php?id=3247&manufacturer=FK&category=Wheel
They are 'system A', which I assume means I'll need new bolts. Will I not be able to use my locking wheel nuts any more?
Scarp that, looks like they're not hub centric.
NLB: 60,1
They are!
It says 'hub locator ring' which I am assuming is the lip on the outside.If you check the drop down box, the ones that are 20mm and 10mm are system A, not A centric. This means they're not hub centric, right?
Right.
I've posted this so many times....
Do NOT scrimp on spacers... yes, some look cheaper, it's because in comparison they're pony.
A few do's:
Please get the spacers that come with bolts, i.e they bolt to the hub and then the wheel bolts to them
Please do not get delta mic's, it's well recorded that delta mics aren't always machined totally flat, sitting slightly off of the hub in the middle, putting a shed load of extra force on the bolts, which eventually snap
Try to get the lighter weight ones, less weight = less pressure on bearings.
Perfect spacing is 25mm front, 10mm back IMO.
But really, don't be cheap with these, they're the joining point between the wheel and the car ffs