Spacers

[Harlen]

Well, I think my K11's offset (particularly on the rear) has room for improvement. Currently, the wheels sit in about an inch and a half, and it just doesn't look too good like that.

I've been told that I can't put spacers on it due to the nature of the hubs, is this true?

I just want to know a good and easy way of spacing the wheels out. I'm going to try and go for the rolled arch look.

Thanks!

 

[mckenziecz]

just get spacer, people running them and they are fine. go on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/32MM-1-25-WHE...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item35ab607afc

i think frank on here had this on his car, but id go for hubcentric.

 

[frank]

just get spacer, people running them and they are fine. go on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/32MM-1-25-WHE...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item35ab607afc

i think frank on here had this on his car, but id go for hubcentric.

yes, i had those grayson spacers with my factory et38 ally wheels :grinning:
but the current steelie,s have 60mm more poke on the N/S and 54mm more poke on the O/S

 

[mckenziecz]

thats quite nice stretch you got there frank, but i think ill have to go more with them wheels i got ready for it.

 

[Harlen]

Thanks for the replies, I'll order those 32mm spacers later this week. :grinning:

 

[mckenziecz]

cool(Y) that is probably the cheapest you will get.

 

[ElmoK11]

if i may ask, i have the same "problem", but if i put spacers on the hubs, will i need longer bolts that the wheel nuts lock onto??

 

[superls]

yes, i had those grayson spacers with my factory et38 ally wheels :grinning:
but the current steelie,s have 60mm more poke on the N/S and 54mm more poke on the O/S

they wouldn't happen to be for sale would they frank?

 

[frank]

they wouldn't happen to be for sale would they frank?

they had HT bolts welded into the hubs scott and i had shaved 8mm off the one spacer to counter the axle shift, so they,re a bit crude tbh

 

[superls]

they had HT bolts welded into the hubs scott and i had shaved 8mm off the one spacer to counter the axle shift, so they,re a bit crude tbh

ok fair enough, no worries.