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wheel spacer advice for my ph1

imprezaworks

ClioSport Club Member
Car  Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Over the past few days, in fact on and off for sometime I look at the car and think the front wheels are tucked in too much. Coilovers are fk konigsport and its lowered, not massively though. So best place and which ones do people recommend? And are they easy enough to fit? The latter may be a daft question but I've never looked in to it. Cheers guys,

Dan.
 
i used H&R hubsentric spacers verry good quality and is a simple as taking of the wheel bolting the spacer on like you would a wheel (correct torque) then bolt the wheel to the spacer.
 
Had a feeling it would be as straight forward as that. Did you notice any difference when you fitted them? Also any idea what size I would need?
 
Running the standard wheels? if so 20mm or 25mm hubcentrics for the front should be alright! my mate has 25mm spacers on the front on the Oz F1s with no scrubbing etc.

I also run 25mm delta mics, heavier tha the more expensive aluminium but only £50ish delivered from motorsport world. I also have no rubbing, but run williams wheels.
 
i used 20mm but it does depend on the tyre and et of the wheel your using. i have a ph2 tho so may be different on a ph1. as for difference the car felt allot more 'stable'
 
I've got std 15" oz's on mine with no intention of going bigger. Cheap tyres ftw. Best place to get them from?
 
I run 25mm up front too, looks good with the ET43 OZ F1s, makes such a difference looks wise when they're fitted. I just bought cheapo steel hubcentrics for about £60.
 
Cheers mate. It's prob going to be a choice between these or the h and r ones from venom. The latter being 90 pound
 
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