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anthcorsa
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19th Jan 17 at 18:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Got the coilovers on today and went to fit the original GSI wheels and the inside of the tyre is touching the coilover Spring. Am I right in thinking some flat 5mm spacers will do the trick or would people use hubcentric ones? I read somewhere unless your going bigger than 10mm flat ones will be fine and TBH I'm struggling to find anything less than 15mm available in hubcentric. What have people done before? Cheers
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19th Jan 17 at 18:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I have 8mm hubcentric ones available mate, I had 5mm universal ones and they were a pain in the ass every time I took my wheels off
anthcorsa
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quote:
Originally posted by oJNAo
I have 8mm hubcentric ones available mate, I had 5mm universal ones and they were a pain in the ass every time I took my wheels off


Where did you get those from bud? Do they clear the coilover and the arch?
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19th Jan 17 at 18:52   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Always best to use hub centric ones where possible
anthcorsa
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quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
Always best to use hub centric ones where possible


Yeah that's exactly what I'm thinking.
I'd rather not use any TBH but I have no option if I want the car lowered
Ben G
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19th Jan 17 at 20:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I've used flat spacers in the past (5mm) and fitting/removing the wheel was a right pain as there wasn't enough of a lip on the hub left for it to sit on.

Much better with hubcentric. They're not expensive, so worth getting.

[Edited on 19-01-2017 by Ben G]
oJNAo
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20th Jan 17 at 09:22   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by anthcorsa
quote:
Originally posted by oJNAo
I have 8mm hubcentric ones available mate, I had 5mm universal ones and they were a pain in the ass every time I took my wheels off


Where did you get those from bud? Do they clear the coilover and the arch?


I bought them off someone on here can't remember who though.

They fitted fine with 15" wheels and FK Coilovers wound all the way down, just the outside of the tyre rubber slightly on full lock.

I've still got them if you want them mate
anthcorsa
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That would be amazing mate
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20th Jan 17 at 10:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by anthcorsa
That would be amazing mate


replied to your U2U bud

 
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