guy, I love my stock 166 wheels with m5 offset but i wish my rear was sitting a little more flush. Whats the maximum MM i can run without running into any rubbing issues.

I am currently looking at H&R 10mm spacers. Is this the optimal size or can i go up to 15mm?

thanks

 

You can measure it yourself if you want. Also, I'd recommend rogue engineering spacers.

http://www.rogueengineering.com/rogu...R/WSPACER.html

michael
acute performance

 

I have an OEM 166 with M5 offset and I put in 12mm Rogue spacers in the rear and no rubbing issues. It might even accomodate 15mm spacers. My car is slightly lowered with Eibach prokit springs and Biltein sport shocks.

 

hey guys, thanks a lot.

Do they come with extended bolts?

 

Yup they do

 

Hey Mike, do you carry these spacers?

Thanks.

 

I'm going to soon I hope.

Michael
Acute Performance

 

In general, I always recommend using this technique to measure the distance between the tire and fender. This is the best way to measure how thick of a spacer you?ll need because each car setup varies due to different tire/rim setups and/or specific year/model of vehicle.

I recommend going with H&R TRAK+ spacers as they are a tried and true product. They?re made in Germany under ISO 9001 Quality Assurance standards, and meet the rigid safety criteria of the German TÜV.

As always, do a search for more information and other members? suggestions.

Feel free to shoot me a PM/email, or call if you had any other questions or concerns.