Wheel spacers

[AndreNY]

hey guys anyone know a good place (LINK) where i can find 7mm Hub-Centric spacers???

thanks

[Jon325i]

Re: Wheel spacers

hey guys anyone know a good place (LINK) where i can find 7mm Hub-Centric spacers???

thanks

7mm? That's an odd thickness for a spacer....can't say I know if some vendor who would carry that. What about getting an 8mm H&R Trak+ spacer and shaving it a bit? Removing 1mm of material isn't too drastic. Just a thought.

Jon

[rayz]

yup, there are 5's and 8's at www.evolutionsports.com

[C ///M]

no hubcentric for any spacer under 10mm, just so you know. Normal spacers for the e30 are 5mm, 8mm, 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm. However, IE sells 1/8inch, 1/4inch, 3/8inch, and 1/2inch spacers for the e30. In case you're too lazy to convert it yourself, thats 3.175mm, 6.35mm, 9.5249mm, and 12.7mm.

I am the self proclaimed e30 research god.

[rwh11385]

no hubcentric for any spacer under 10mm, just so you know. Normal spacers for the e30 are 5mm, 8mm, 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm. However, IE sells 1/8inch, 1/4inch, 3/8inch, and 1/2inch spacers for the e30. In case you're too lazy to convert it yourself, thats 3.175mm, 6.35mm, 9.5249mm, and 12.7mm.

I am the self proclaimed e30 research god.

Chris is cool. I was too lazy to convert on my own. :P

So my ET30 wheels - 6.35 = ET23.65.
Would this be the pretty much ideal offset for a 15x7 wheel, which is planning to run 225/50-15?

I know basketweaves are ET24, and 225s are run on those without issue. I know I can get 5mm spacers, or 8mm spacers. But ET22 might, almost definately, would force rubbing, and some fender work would be neccessary.......

[damionphillips]

I'm an admitted noob, but would 8mm spacers with hubcentric rings work? Would there be any benefit?

[e30sd]

dave varco makes 3 mm spacers for 2002's. i'm thinking of borrowing my friends set to see if they make a big enough differences on the 225/50R15 / Kosei K1 setup i'm installing.

[Mystikal]

I'm an admitted noob, but would 8mm spacers with hubcentric rings work? Would there be any benefit?

Nah, you'd likely get wobbles, depending on wheel hub design.