[sdcoke]

^ thanks 15mm is perfect fit

[ride98red]

Originally Posted by Richard0nee

Honestly, it will always look better IMO when the wheels are flush or just a tad past the fender like mine.

It really gives the car a beefier look! Some like the tires tucked in, vice versa. If you don't want to have a very aggressive look, 20mm spacers are pretty flush with the fenders.

[Zoom]

Wow, the 25mm looks good. VERY aggressive.

[sdcoke]

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[BMR Suspension]

Here is a 2SS with 25mm spacers and BMR lowering springs.

Here's the before and after.

Before:


After:

[Richard0nee]

Originally Posted by BMR Suspension

Here is a 2SS with 25mm spacers and BMR lowering springs.

Here's the before and after.

Before:


After:

Looks awesome! You have any side pics to show the fitment/flush of the spacers?

[BMR Suspension]

Originally Posted by Richard0nee

Looks awesome! You have any side pics to show the fitment/flush of the spacers?

That's the closes i have to a side shot. Sorry. The car belongs to my neighbor. I can take pictures later and post them up tomorrow.

[KMPrenger]

Originally Posted by BMR Suspension

Here is a 2SS with 25mm spacers and BMR lowering springs.

Here's the before and after.

Before:


After:

Looks to me like with stock springs, 20mm spacer is the max I'd do, as the rear seems to be sticking out well past the fender, but with the car lowered, you can get away with a bit more and go with the 25mm.

[BMR Suspension]

Originally Posted by KMPrenger

Looks to me like with stock springs, 20mm spacer is the max I'd do, as the rear seems to be sticking out well past the fender, but with the car lowered, you can get away with a bit more and go with the 25mm.

yeah its because of the camber change when you lower the car. This car had not had an alignment after the spring install in this picture.

[BrianL]

Where are people getting the 15mm & 20mm spacers?

[LibertyHill]

Originally Posted by BMR Suspension

yeah its because of the camber change when you lower the car. This car had not had an alignment after the spring install in this picture.

And no rubbing?

[SS 1LE]

Is a spacer really safe though? I mean I have personally witnessed a car at an autocross track lose a wheel that had a spacer on it.

[Richard0nee]

Originally Posted by BrianL

Where are people getting the 15mm & 20mm spacers?

http://performance-suspension-eibach...spacer-kit-100

These are for the Gen 5 I believe.. the Gen 5 and Gen 6 have the exact bore size and the fitment over the hub is flush.

[Richard0nee]

Originally Posted by SS 1LE

Is a spacer really safe though? I mean I have personally witnessed a car at an autocross track lose a wheel that had a spacer on it.

Right I know... I know a friend who had one where it was vibrating very bad. Turns out that dude used the small 5mm spacers that's not hub-eccentric. So basically the weight of the car is no longer on the hub and is on the lugs (lug-centric). That is disaster waiting to happen.

Quality hub-eccentric spacers are known to be be very safe as long as you torque them to spec w/ a flush fitment. They are not one size fits all spacers and is design specifically for your car. They are not cheap especially from major brands like H&R and Eibach (Million mile warranty for Eibach).

Ran these to 100 mph and not a single vibration, feels good and the handling is immediate. Best spacers I have used thus far.