Wheel Spacer Install (Ichiba)
#26
Originally Posted by Control_Are
from what i have remembered reading, i believe the addition of wheel spacers will affect your wheel bearings over the course of a couple of years.
#31
i got 5mm wheel spacers on my rear wheels and it makes the wheels look better/ more flush with the body of the car..................BTW i have 18x7.5
only issue i had/ have with spacers is that they cause vibration at certain speeds being they're most the time never perfectly center on the hub but then again, i got generic spacers so maybe its just my case...
only issue i had/ have with spacers is that they cause vibration at certain speeds being they're most the time never perfectly center on the hub but then again, i got generic spacers so maybe its just my case...
#32
I need just 5mm spacers to get my 18 x 7.5 rims to clear the calipers. They don't come with exended lug nuts. That means they aren't necessary at that small a thickness? Also, the rear clears the calipers fine. Is there any recommendations against only putting spacers on the front? Also, if I don't need the extended lugnuts, does the spacer just go over the rotor, or still behind it? And I just thought of this. I installed spacers on my wrangler a couple years back. For appearence purposes. Am I just crazy, or if the spacer goes behind the whole wheel/brake assembly, how do they push the rim away from the caliper? I'm just foggy since I'm not staring at a piece by piece by piece diagram.
#33
Addirional questions: I've read about wheel bearing wear with spacers. Do they wear out more/faster the bigger the spacer? How long 'till I can expect my bearings to be shot? with 5mm spacers. And, approx. price on getting wheel bearings replaced per wheel, or if they do them in pairs.
Aftermarket is such a royal pain to go through when everything's your first time.
heh, that's what she said. . .
Aftermarket is such a royal pain to go through when everything's your first time.
heh, that's what she said. . .
#34
Originally Posted by mastertech86
i got 5mm wheel spacers on my rear wheels and it makes the wheels look better/ more flush with the body of the car..................BTW i have 18x7.5
only issue i had/ have with spacers is that they cause vibration at certain speeds being they're most the time never perfectly center on the hub but then again, i got generic spacers so maybe its just my case...
only issue i had/ have with spacers is that they cause vibration at certain speeds being they're most the time never perfectly center on the hub but then again, i got generic spacers so maybe its just my case...
I wasn't aware that you needed to replace the studs with the ichiba ones. I always thought those spacers went on like this.
With the spacer being held on by the old lugs. Anyone know what the preffered method is? The ichiba spacers have empty holes so thats what I thought they where meant for,
#35
Check Ichiba's USA site again. Even the 5mm ones I was going to get had extended studs included.
http://www.ichibausa.com/5mmalwhsp5.html
http://www.ichibausa.com/5mmalwhsp5.html
#38
offset before was +38 not close enough for me, so i went with 15mm spacers that brings it to a +23 which is perfect, i rub a lot but im rolling the fenders tomorrow.
idk how much they cost new, but i got these for a really good price.
i got rears coming tomorrow same size but they have the bolts already in them.
the ones for the front came with longer studs, total install time took me a couple hours.
idk how much they cost new, but i got these for a really good price.
i got rears coming tomorrow same size but they have the bolts already in them.
the ones for the front came with longer studs, total install time took me a couple hours.
#40