him currently in the process of putting my new wheels on my 2012 mazdaspeed3 i have 18 inch by 8.5 with a 48 mm offset ,they dont quite fit because of spacing issues ,any suggestions on witch spacers i should buy ?
him currently in the process of putting my new wheels on my 2012 mazdaspeed3 i have 18 inch by 8.5 with a 48 mm offset ,they dont quite fit because of spacing issues ,any suggestions on witch spacers i should buy ?
where are you rubbing?
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rubbing on the front and rear struts just looking for suggestions on wheel spacers
i run ichiba spacers 10mm on the front
Prezi (05-21-2014)
@Thrizzl3 do you run those when tracking or remove before you go?
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Thrizzl3 (05-19-2014)
would any 1 recommend a 15 mm spacer all around or do u think its too much ?
I don't know a WHOLE lot on spacers but I would run 10mm max. Remember you should have extended lugs installed if you're going to do a 10mm or higher spacers for the lugs to spin in as much as possible
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Do 15mm
With extended studs
Do it now
Yikes, 15mm sounds massive for a wheel spacer... especially if you track your car. IMO, since you're tracking I would go with the smallest spacer possible just so you can get by without rubbing.
My opinion may be biased... I'm not a fan of spacers but if you're rubbing you really don't have too much of a choice.
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how is it rubbing on the inside? im pretty sure that 17x9 +45 fits on the speed 3s.
but anyway, if ur close, just put on 5mm spacers, dont have to change the lugs.
^^ and if u read closely, the op does not track. that is Phil with the 10mm.
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