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Originally Posted by JohnsS2K,Apr 14 2004, 04:44 AM
It was around 9.6mm approximately ... used custom shaved H&R Aluminum / Magnesium HUB-CENTRIC spacers that cost about 0 for the front pair which I sold to S2X (Sam) when I sold him the Brembo Gran Turismo Kit ...
I don't think he is using them as I think he is using the cheaper, pep-boys-style (), non-hubcentric cast aluminum spacers (would not drive with these at high speeds or on a track) that Sherwin (Brake Zone) sells?? They make better coasters than spacers
PM S2X and see if he wants to sell the H&R's
Here is a pic of the tight fitment (less than 1mm) I was able to dial in with my former Brembo's and Hyper-Black CE28N's ... absolutely no rubbing on the front tire / fender-well
Man I'm always blown away when I see something like this. I can't believe the wheel doesn't flex that 1mm and strike the caliper! Or does it?
Originally Posted by S2000_Europe,Nov 7 2005, 11:50 AM
yes but that size is for the rear wheel, not front yif you use 17x9 in front what are you going to use in the rear? please Do not tell that the amuse car has 17x9 all around
What? the Amuse car does run 17x9 all the way around. Not our fault if you don't accept it. Also one of our community members runs 17x9's in front and rear too. Learnerspermit is his user name if your interested in what size tires and offsets he's running.
Originally Posted by Dark_Sub_Rosa,Nov 8 2005, 05:22 PM
What? the Amuse car does run 17x9 all the way around. Not our fault if you don't accept it. Also one of our community members runs 17x9's in front and rear too. Learnerspermit is his user name if your interested in what size tires and offsets he's running.
becuase Learnerspermit runs 17x9 means that is normal to run 17x9 all the way around?
and to add to that.. the Amuse car was considered the Touge Monster by the Drift King himself.. so obviously they got something right with their setup.
Originally Posted by Dark_Sub_Rosa,Nov 8 2005, 07:04 PM
and to add to that.. the Amuse car was considered the Touge Monster by the Drift King himself.. so obviously they got something right with their setup.
yes biltein suspension, different alignment, semi slick wheels, a DC-10 rear wing, lot of carbon fiber, stripped...... the same S2000 that all of us drives.
Dark this a BBK gallery and do not want to start a discussion about Amuse car and similars.
Sorry guys in a few week I am going to post my new set up!! with no spacers
Originally Posted by S2000_Europe,Nov 8 2005, 12:13 PM
yes biltein suspension, different alignment, semi slick wheels, a DC-10 rear wing, lot of carbon fiber, stripped...... the same S2000 that all of us drives.
Dark this a BBK gallery and do not want to start a discussion about Amuse car and similars.
Sorry guys in a few week I am going to post my new set up!! with no spacers
Brembo GTR brakes+race pads= excellent stoping power.
No fading, when you want to stop....no... no... not yet.... wait until you see God..... then count to three....now hit the brakes!!!
Man I'm always blown away when I see something like this. I can't believe the wheel doesn't flex that 1mm and strike the caliper! Or does it?
Not our fault if you don't accept it. Also one of our community members runs 17x9's in front and rear too. Learnerspermit is his user name if your interested in what size tires and offsets he's running.
