No but it's better to have it there.The spigot doesn't bear any load anyway.....
5mm without a centre spigot
Any more than that and there's not enough for the wheel to sit against
Don't bother with bolt to hub, wouldn't trust them at all. I had H&R ones on my dCi. They had split in 3 places, 4 of the inserts that the bolts go into had come loose, the wheel bolts were too long and there were no reliefs for them to go into so as I was tightening them it was essentially pushing the wheel away at the same time and the bolts that bolt them to the hub rounded off like they were made from chineseium. They're garbageWhat about the hubcentrics where they bolt to the hub and wheel bolts to spacer, so 8 bolts in total... What's the minimum thickness of those? Cheers.
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Don't bother with bolt to hub, wouldn't trust them at all. I had H&R ones on my dCi. They had split in 3 places, 4 of the inserts that the bolts go into had come loose, the wheel bolts were too long and there were no reliefs for them to go into so as I was tightening them it was essentially pushing the wheel away at the same time and the bolts that bolt them to the hub rounded off like they were made from chineseium. They're garbage
The spigot doesn't bear any load anyway.....
I only trust studs and spacers with holes inJeez that doesn't sound good!! Surely Eibach ones wouldn't be bad would they? I thought the best way from my very little knowledge of spacers would be to have bolt to hub and then threads with nuts coming from the spacers.... Surely that would be the best solution wouldn't it?!
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Don't bother with bolt to hub, wouldn't trust them at all. I had H&R ones on my dCi. They had split in 3 places, 4 of the inserts that the bolts go into had come loose, the wheel bolts were too long and there were no reliefs for them to go into so as I was tightening them it was essentially pushing the wheel away at the same time and the bolts that bolt them to the hub rounded off like they were made from chineseium. They're garbage
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Mine scrubs on 16mm spacers and ET40 Rota Slipstreams with 195/50/15 PS3's. Not enough to hit the bracket but enough to rub the arch liner on full lockHow many of you guys running spacers and coilovers are getting scrubbing or have had to cut/bend/remove bumper brackets to allow clearance?
I want to run a lower ride height with spacers but cant be doing with scrubbing on lock or hacking up the car/wheel arch liners.
Mine scrubs on 16mm spacers and ET40 Rota Slipstreams with 195/50/15 PS3's. Not enough to hit the bracket but enough to rub the arch liner on full lock
Cooksports and cup shocks mateThanks for your honesty Kyle. You on coilovers i assume? Any chance you know your current ride height?
I run ET43 2118s and 195/50/15 tyres with 20mm front spacers and 10mm rear axle spacers. I did have to hammer the front bracket for the bumper ever so slightly, but the bumper still fits perfectly as OEM.
Zero scrubbing now and i'm lower than @YorkshireKyle
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No, I dont have a photo i'm afraid, it wasn't a lot.Got a pic at all of how much you have had to bend the bracket?
I assume you don't have any arch liners or are they melted away by the tyre there Louis?
Aye but when I'm in the car the car hits the f**king deck mate😂I run ET43 2118s and 195/50/15 tyres with 20mm front spacers and 10mm rear axle spacers. I did have to hammer the front bracket for the bumper ever so slightly, but the bumper still fits perfectly as OEM.
Zero scrubbing now and i'm lower than @YorkshireKyle
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Thanks DomCup offset Turinis on Cup shocks and Grams springs, 16mm hubcentric front, 10mm PMS stub axle spacers.
Thanks for the feedback Louis, if you get a chance to grab a pic at some time convenient, id appreciate itNo, I dont have a photo i'm afraid, it wasn't a lot.
I run arch liners both sides, It has worn ever so slightly where tyres have scrubbed in big potholes etc but i've run them for 2 years.
Thanks Dom
Scrubbing anywhere?
Full lock?
Catches arch liners or bumper brackets?
Thanks for the feedback Louis, if you get a chance to grab a pic at some time convenient, id appreciate it
Mine didn't scrub at all on track weirdlyIt's not until you get on track that you realise what real scrubbing is like 😂
Just hit it with a hammer to bend it until it doesn't catch. I'm pretty sure most Clio owners have had to do it when lowering. It's really not rocket science 😂
Lmao. Well I’m so glad you’re here to clear that up for me else I’d be in trouble.
It’s not the science of it. I just don’t want to butcher (bend/cut/hit with blunt instrument) my car unlike others do, so I’m asking in advance.
People post their cars low with aggressive fitment but how many tell you it’s been cut to fit, or that it scrubs or you can no longer use full lock with more than 1 person in the car? 🤦🏽♂️
It's literally a piece of metal you're bending slightly out of the way that you can't even see, you're not cutting half the car apart to fit a set of wheels!