20mm spacers with Extended studs
28 March 2007, 06:38 PM
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20mm spacers with Extended studs
hi guys,
i'm trying to get a wider look for my 02 WRX currently lowered on H&R springs.
i've currently got little 5mm spacers on there but was thinking of getting some extended studs (which are 25mm longer than standard) and then some 20mm spacers....
how hard is it to change studs on newage's?
how will it effect the ride? (i don't track it)
anything i should be aware of before doing this?
any advice would be great.
i'm trying to get a wider look for my 02 WRX currently lowered on H&R springs.
i've currently got little 5mm spacers on there but was thinking of getting some extended studs (which are 25mm longer than standard) and then some 20mm spacers....
how hard is it to change studs on newage's?
how will it effect the ride? (i don't track it)
anything i should be aware of before doing this?
any advice would be great.
28 March 2007, 08:43 PM
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ive got a pair of 10mm spacers with 10 extended bolts which i bought last week...decided not to bother fitting them if they are of any use...
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29 March 2007, 08:36 PM
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Personally I wouldn't do it. Spacers on the back may not affect handling too much but might on the front. I have spacers on the front to clear brembos but have quite pronounced judder throught the steering wheel. Am going to upgrade to bigger wheels very soon. I would recommend bigger wheels as well to fill your arches not the spacer option.
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