I want my car to be a little more flush. Who makes good spacers for our cars, and what size is the best to go with?

Thanks

 

I use Ichiba v2 spacers.

Make sure you buy a quality product that is hubcentric, has separate lugs for the connection and not juct longer bolts. Just as important is that you install them correctly (proper torque in the proper sequence and use anti sieze on the hub and thread lock on the bolts)

 

Good info. Where can I find those?

 

Try this --> CLICK HERE

No spacers up front for me however, I run 25mm in the rear and it is fairly flush on stock 19" Sport Wheels & Tires

 

Good info, and thanks for helping me on google :|

I just thought it would be better to buy them from one of our sponsors, and maybe get them quicker. Do you have a picture of your rear wheels with 25mm spacers?

 

Stock


25mm spacers

 

Looks much better! can you tell me hat antenna that is as well?

 

I went with B2Design's Hub Centric DRM 20mm spacers on my sedan...they are exactly the same as H&R's.

Here is a PM from Charles regarding pricing and quality...
The H&R DRM 20mm kits x2 shipped to you is $265.00. The Ichiba v2 20mm are $230.00 shipped. I wouldn't go for the Ichiba spacers. They are a 2pc design. Where the B2designs and H&R are a 1pc designs. There is no difference between b2designs and H&R. Everything is the same.

Thanks
Charles






I hope this helps

 

Nice I ordered the B2design 15-20mm $220 shipped. Thanks guys

 

Nice.
Glad I could be at your assistance!

 

The elimination of the rear whip antenna is only possible with the addition of the rear spoiler that replaces the chrome finisher on the trunk lid. The AM/FM portion of the antenna is relocated to the internals of the new rear spoiler and the SAT & XM antennas are under that small trapezoidal cap on the trunk lid.

I picked up the spoiler from "imstricken" here (he is local NJ), they come color matched and installed it myself in a couple of hours. [Note: you need to drill a couple of holes in your trunk to mount the new rear spoiler]

 

Congrats on your purchase - gald you were able to get the info you needed.

You are aware that the rear ends in the Vert are not the same width as the Sedan, right? And, depending upon Sport or non sport, and X models, they use different wheel configurations and off sets too...

 

I would only trust H&R!! mine are butter smooth! H&R also has them in black now!