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Daimo B
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30th Jul 07 at 11:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
F-ing Vdub forums are p1ssing around with signups n stuff.

Basically, got a set of RS8 replicas, 17" going on a golf Mk4. Its a 1.6, and when changing the fronts were catching just on the bottom of the calipers.

I need some 5mm spacers, but are being shafted by great customer serive from Big Boys Toys. Does anyone know of anything in NW kent where I can get some 5 stud spacers today?

Do Halfrauds or Motorworld or anything like that sell them? Just need a set of 5mm for the front.

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beattie17
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30th Jul 07 at 11:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
halfords sell spacers. they normally have 6mm 4/5 stud universal ones in stock
Icy
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30th Jul 07 at 11:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
can get the multifit ones at halfords for about £15

cant you grind the caliper down?
Daimo B
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30th Jul 07 at 11:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Ahh righty, that'll do, i'll pop down there.

Nahhh Icy, its Dons lil bros new car, don't wanna take a grinder to it yet Would prefer some spacers, plus it'll look more pimped, and when he lowers it eventually, we can get some wider spacers for the rear, proper pimp style.

Have the wheels set like this then. Pimpin.
Icy
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30th Jul 07 at 11:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
he can drive now
yeh looks better spaced out
Daimo B
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30th Jul 07 at 11:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Drive, never mind that, the little mofo is off to Uni this year. In Brighton He's gonna get some laaaaadiessss

Its scarey!!!!
Kyle T
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30th Jul 07 at 11:46   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I just got some rear hubcentric spacers off of ebay for 31 quid shipped. He's an ebay shop so has loads, but unfortunately you won't get them today



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SetH
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30th Jul 07 at 11:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Am i the only one thats concerned about the handling/dynamics of the car by slapping on spacers willy nilly?
Daimo B
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30th Jul 07 at 12:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Yes.

This has been tried and tested many a time, including on the car i've pictured.

Spacers will cause tramlining. Not much worse than putting a different offset alloy on the car.

Gonna pop to halfruads, see what the quality is like.

[Edited on 30-07-2007 by VXR]
Icy
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30th Jul 07 at 12:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
iv had spacers on mine since i got it over 2yrs ago

 
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