Spoon Calipers
Originally Posted by midnightmethane@aol.com,Nov 13 2006, 08:45 PM
5-8 is an important different...cause with more than 5mm i'd have to get longer lug nuts...what about fenders...they should clear right??
Originally Posted by jonathanschley,Nov 13 2006, 09:14 PM
no... you can run 15mm without needing to replace fenders. you wil need roll but only slightly.
OEM rims in the front are a +55 offset. So if I need to run a 15mm spacer with my +50 VOLKS, that brings the offset down to a +40 to clear.
Who ever said 18mm spacer, ive heard that number before. Its either 15mm or 18mm to clear. Personally its not worth it. Extended studs arnt the right way to make this work. Get a low offset rim, roll your fenders and do it right.
Who ever said 18mm spacer, ive heard that number before. Its either 15mm or 18mm to clear. Personally its not worth it. Extended studs arnt the right way to make this work. Get a low offset rim, roll your fenders and do it right.
Originally Posted by Guedo512,Nov 14 2006, 09:49 PM
OEM rims in the front are a +55 offset. So if I need to run a 15mm spacer with my +50 VOLKS, that brings the offset down to a +40 to clear.
Who ever said 18mm spacer, ive heard that number before. Its either 15mm or 18mm to clear. Personally its not worth it. Extended studs arnt the right way to make this work. Get a low offset rim, roll your fenders and do it right.
Who ever said 18mm spacer, ive heard that number before. Its either 15mm or 18mm to clear. Personally its not worth it. Extended studs arnt the right way to make this work. Get a low offset rim, roll your fenders and do it right.
the main advantage of the spoon calipers imo is the ability to utilize oem brake pads...saves you a lot of money and you have the quality standpoint, nissin is an oem manufacturer.
Originally Posted by silver j,Nov 15 2006, 03:21 AM
the main advantage of the spoon calipers imo is the ability to utilize oem brake pads...saves you a lot of money and you have the quality standpoint, nissin is an oem manufacturer.


