i have a 15x7 et 37 on 205/50/15 with stock suspension what size spacers should i use. i really dont know much about sizing and i could use any type of help
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with a seven inch wide wheel, I'm going to give you information based off of the sizing I have.
my 7.5" wide wheel has an offset of ET42, I run 20mm spacers for a final 22mm offset.
With your 7" wide wheel, it should be 6mm higher total, since your wheel isn't as wide. I know it doesn't make any sense, but I think I can still help. (Using the assumed, 25mm = 1", it distributes into both sides evenly, 12.5mm = 1/2", so ~6mm.)
12mm spacers would look great on your car, but if you can't find 12, 10mm will work just as well. Just make sure you get matching extended bolts.
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10mm, 15mm, and 20mm would all work. They are about $200. I bought mine from www.turnermotorsports.com
You need longer lug nuts as well.
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Originally posted by MystikalYeah, but it's always nice to leave the possibility of moving to 225's with the same equipment.
And stop convincing people to cram tires into fenders, haha. How are yours holding up?
You can tell the fender is wavy in this pic:
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Originally posted by maniax101887i have a 15x7 et 37 on 205/50/15 with stock suspension what size spacers should i use. i really dont know much about sizing and i could use any type of help
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Originally posted by maniax101887do have to put front and rear cause i only need them fo the front cause there rubing on the strut and since im not put that big of spacers would oit make a differnce
It would, if anything, make oversteer more apparent.
It would totally throw off something, I'm sure.
Just get two pairs, man.
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