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Old 10-02-2008, 09:48 PM
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hi guys! is this safe to use for daily driving and track?????

the 20mm-25mm spacers : here is the link

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant...cs_Wheel_Spacer
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we use 25mm spacer for our 500+ whp evo on the track, no issues what so ever
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cool!!! thanks!!! is it the spacer with bolts??? thanks!
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Originally Posted by pinoyk20,Oct 2 2008, 11:40 PM
cool!!! thanks!!! is it the spacer with bolts??? thanks!
It is a bolt on spacer.
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thanks evasive!!
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^For the hub centric rings, the center bore sizes are 70mm for the fronts and 64mm for the rears.



Just make sure the wheel spacers you are using are hub centric.
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what exactly do the hub centric rings do?
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Originally Posted by breakneckS2k,Oct 4 2008, 07:30 PM
what exactly do the hub centric rings do?
Center/secure the bore of the wheel to the hub to eliminate possibilities of vibrations.
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Originally Posted by MyEeek,Oct 4 2008, 07:22 PM
^For the hub centric rings, the center bore sizes are 64mm for the fronts and 70mm for the rears.



Just make sure the wheel spacers you are using are hub centric.
I think you have it backwards.

Can someone confirm?
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Woah you are correct. I do have it backwards.

It is 70mm for the fronts and 64mm for the rears.
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