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Old 12-01-2015, 09:26 PM
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So my next mod is going to be spacers. I'm lowered on eibach springs with stock tires but looking to get spacers to push me out a little further. Does anyone have any suggestions? I see that eibach makes 20mm pairs but does anyone have any experience with a staggered setup that comes in a pair so I don't have to buy two different sized sets?
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Old 12-01-2015, 09:36 PM
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i have 20mm in the front 25mm in the back. i think it looks perfect.
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Originally Posted by thisISit
i have 20mm in the front 25mm in the back. i think it looks perfect.
What brand? Did they come in a set together?
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Old 12-01-2015, 10:15 PM
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Also what's the difference between h&r's DRS and DRM spacers? Other than price
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Check b2Autodesigns and ask for Charles, he'll get you a nice price.
The difference in spacers is one type is a bolt on, the other requires new longer wheel studs which is much more labor.
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Old 12-01-2015, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by blnewt
Check b2Autodesigns and ask for Charles, he'll get you a nice price.
The difference in spacers is one type is a bolt on, the other requires new longer wheel studs which is much more labor.
Thanks. Which one is the bolt on?
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Originally Posted by beng37s
Thanks. Which one is the bolt on?
H&R line, the DRS use longer studs, the DRM is the Bolt on.
Here's B2 Autodesigns link

B2 Auto Designs
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Originally Posted by blnewt
H&R line, the DRS use longer studs, the DRM is the Bolt on.
Here's B2 Autodesigns link

B2 Auto Designs
Thank you sir
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Originally Posted by blnewt
H&R line, the DRS use longer studs, the DRM is the Bolt on.
Here's B2 Autodesigns link

B2 Auto Designs
http://www.b2autodesigns.com/product...76fab4bea3d54c

bolt on correct?
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Originally Posted by beng37s
B2 Auto Designs

bolt on correct?
Yes, and check these too, they are a quality part~He sells them in sets of 4 w/ mixed sizes, or in pairs. And if you ask for Charles and mention myG37.com you might get an even better deal.
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Its all preference

I have 10mm front 15mm rear.. To me that looks perfect on the stock wheels.

+1 for B2. Got the hubcentrics from them.
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Does anyone have pictures of a staggered spaced setup? (20f/25r)
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Originally Posted by thisISit
i have 20mm in the front 25mm in the back. i think it looks perfect.
How safe is the spacers? If I go like over a 100 will I die because they fall off? That's what I'm afraid of
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Originally Posted by slotterjordan
How safe is the spacers? If I go like over a 100 will I die because they fall off? That's what I'm afraid of
your chances of dying while going over a 100 increase regardless of spacers or not.

That being said, are there any pics of spacers on stock suspension/wheels?
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Originally Posted by Goonz
your chances of dying while going over a 100 increase regardless of spacers or not.

That being said, are there any pics of spacers on stock suspension/wheels?
so you never heard of anyone like dieing because there spacers came off?
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