Official Spoon CR93 Thread
08-07-2014, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by StormTroopinAP2' timestamp='1407159695' post='23272048
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I think they're just slightly too aggressive, I kinda like keeping offset the same and having a 1inch difference in wheels front to rear. I had +40 offset TEs with a 7.5 up front and 8.5 in the rear and loved the ratio. With a 10mm it'll be a +53 offset all around and 8.5 front, 9.5 rear keeping a similar ratio to my old TEs.
I think they're just slightly too aggressive, I kinda like keeping offset the same and having a 1inch difference in wheels front to rear. I had +40 offset TEs with a 7.5 up front and 8.5 in the rear and loved the ratio. With a 10mm it'll be a +53 offset all around and 8.5 front, 9.5 rear keeping a similar ratio to my old TEs.
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Yea I saw those but it says they're 70 hub bore and our rears are 64.
BlackEM1: Ballade doesn't carry 10mm spacers with built in studs
08-07-2014, 05:00 PM
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Ive used spacers off ebay without issue.. And then sold them to someone else who used them for a long while. I dont see the point in paying a premium for a name on a piece of metal and some studs.
With that being said.. 10mm with built in studs isnt very common because your existing studs would be protruding a good bit through the spacer. You would have to ensure your wheels have deep pockets on the mounting pad between the stud holes. Even with a 15mm youll have some protrusion.
With that being said.. 10mm with built in studs isnt very common because your existing studs would be protruding a good bit through the spacer. You would have to ensure your wheels have deep pockets on the mounting pad between the stud holes. Even with a 15mm youll have some protrusion.
08-08-2014, 06:16 AM
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Ive used spacers off ebay without issue.. And then sold them to someone else who used them for a long while. I dont see the point in paying a premium for a name on a piece of metal and some studs.
With that being said.. 10mm with built in studs isnt very common because your existing studs would be protruding a good bit through the spacer. You would have to ensure your wheels have deep pockets on the mounting pad between the stud holes. Even with a 15mm youll have some protrusion.
With that being said.. 10mm with built in studs isnt very common because your existing studs would be protruding a good bit through the spacer. You would have to ensure your wheels have deep pockets on the mounting pad between the stud holes. Even with a 15mm youll have some protrusion.
I still need to get some better pics up
08-31-2014, 12:53 PM
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09-03-2014, 07:45 PM
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Mine came yesterday, but unfortunately one was damaged in shipping, not incredibly bad, but enough to make a call and not mount them
If you have the 17x8.5 up front, what size tires are you running to stagger? 215 or 225? If 225 a 45 or 40 series?
If you have the 17x8.5 up front, what size tires are you running to stagger? 215 or 225? If 225 a 45 or 40 series?
