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Looking for 15mm Spacer
- Thread starter tbt
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If I am running 19"s, can I put on 15mm spacer at the rear? Am currently on 10mm only. Will the 15mm spacer cause rubbing?
tbt
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Ahbengdriver;210291 said:
i am not sure yours will rub or not. the important thing is your rims offset and width, cos for my current setup when i put on 20mm spacer on the rear it rubs a little, so a 15mm spacer should not rub.
my rear wheels are 9.5"J . ET45 , so after putting on 20mm spacer it would be a nett offset of 9.5"J ET25 it rubs a bit, by going for 15mm spacer the nett offset results would be 9.5"J ET30 should not have any rubbing for me i think.
bt
My rear is 8.5J nia.....so if add 5mm extra shouldnt rub right?
But then will that extra 5mm look any good?:juggle:
tbt
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Ahbengdriver;210310 said:
well i think it should, i dont like the sunken looks of rims sitting under fender, best is inline with the rear fender. .... maybe it is just me. well you seen my setup, i think with another 5mm out on the rear it would be complete. bt
