spacer thickness selection for AP2v1 wheels
I would like ask you guys what's the maximum spacer i can run front and rear on stock alignment specs, AP2v1 wheels, and stock staggered tire sizes, 215/45 front and 245/40 rear, without having rubbing or having to do any kind of modification on the bodywork. Any pics of your similar setup are welcome!
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FWIW, I ran a 15mm in the rear and rubbed slightly when I was fully stock.
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i have read that thread, but it's hard to decide as most people don't mention if they have added camber, tire size, suspension setup etc hence why i started a new topic. I am looking to fill the fenders as good as possible, without having to compromise the alignment specs for stance or rub tires and cause damage. So with -2 camber at the rear and 15mm spacers it will rub? I do plan to lower it about 3/4" later on
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I ran 25mm all around. No rubbing issue
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Originally Posted by RWDlover
(Post 23765400)
i have read that thread, but it's hard to decide as most people don't mention if they have added camber, tire size, suspension setup etc hence why i started a new topic. I am looking to fill the fenders as good as possible, without having to compromise the alignment specs for stance or rub tires and cause damage. So with -2 camber at the rear and 15mm spacers it will rub? I do plan to lower it about 3/4" later on
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AP2v2 with 15mm rear spacer and 245 tire at -2.0. Lowered to one finger gap with stock fenders. No rub.
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I have AP2v1 with 255 re11A's and a 15mm spacer in the rear. I'm lowered 31mm in the rear With -2.5 degrees of camber, this is how close it sits when I compress the suspension (I put a jack under the tire):
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/fp...=w727-h1292-no I rubbed on hard bumps and under hard cornering. I had to remove the rear fender weather stripping, relocate the bumper screw and trim the tab a small amount. |
^ Thank you for that, because I was thinking about getting frisky and running a 255 with my 15mm rear spacer. I'll stick with 245. :thumbup:
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So 15mm rear is pretty much on the limit. What's the thinnest hubcentric spacer available?
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