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i tried to search for a while, but couldn't find an exact answer.
i am looking for some spacers for my Xa but i heard that i shouldn't add spacer on drum brake, is that true? if not which spacer should i go for and where should i get it for best deal?
I HIGHLY suggest u run the spacer shim.
u dont lose ANY stud threading
and u get 10mm spacing..
its much more practical than running a regular spacer... www.onetongarage.com
has them.. i think less than 100 shipped.
i have a set and i can't begin to tell u how happy i am
with the quality and craftsmanship
2010 VW GTI 2 Door in Carbon Steel Grey Metallic[6spd] 2002 Honda 919 Asphalt [6spd] (more info) 2009 Honda Civic Si Sedan Crystal Black Pearl [6spd] 2004 Scion xA Polar White [5spd] (more info)
Pardon my ignorance but how does the OTG shims help on a stock setup? Is it just for aesthetic reasons or is there better handling?
It is mainly ised for either aesthetic reasons or to help with offset. My friend is running 18's on his xA and they are rubbing so he is ordering the OTG shims.
I have them on my xB for aesthetic reasons, they help to even up the rear tires with the front tires.
2010 VW GTI 2 Door in Carbon Steel Grey Metallic[6spd] 2002 Honda 919 Asphalt [6spd] (more info) 2009 Honda Civic Si Sedan Crystal Black Pearl [6spd] 2004 Scion xA Polar White [5spd] (more info)