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Originally Posted by jayjay_dee
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Ask and you shall receive. No rubbing whatsoeverQuote:
Originally Posted by jayjay_dee
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Last shot :droolQuote:
Originally Posted by nike001
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wow.... car looks perfect... thanks for the pics man...
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Originally Posted by nike001
I would love to have that stance!
Our verts sit a little different stock so still not certain of spacer sizes for us. I swear one of these days I'll just buy 4x 20's and keep shaving them until they're perfect!
Sub'd. Was thinking of just getting rear spacers. I like the look up front but my rears are tucked in too far.
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sorry to revive old thread, but what is the consensus on how big of a spacer would fit on coupe w/ stock setup? Like some other people said, it's kinda hard to get an accurate measurement with a ruler or tape, but it is clearly evident that the front fender can accommodate a fatter spacer than the rear. Not really trying to roll my fenders at the moment, and don't want any rubbing either.
@wolfn8tr i agree. If i were to only put one set of spacers on, it would be the rears for sure. At least make it somewhat flush with the body.
I still owe you a PM on the spacers, been really busy...Quote:
Originally Posted by papa_g
I think 12mm is ok on the back with no roll, though it would be better to, just in case. (There is a roller tool out there somewhere that you just need to pay shipping for in order to use (anyone know who has it?) and its a pretty easy DIY).
I can’t talk about front wheels as I have rears on all 4 corners.