richdog

I am looking for 4x100 10mm wheel spacers I have been trying one ton garage and getting no response.Personally I don't care who makes them I just want to get my new NKB power mesh 16x9 30 offset rims mounted on my car..........as I said above please help and thanks in advance

hayalex6

H&R makes spacers, which give you longer studs too for safety. Check out www.namotorsports.com

richdog

The only problem with that is that I am looking for a 10mm spacer and they only make 5mm and then they go to 15mm no 10mm thanks for trying

hayalex6

oh my bad.

ProshopXB

I have a set of 5mm spacers, if your interested, brand new in the packaging. I know you need 10mm, but it would be a start. Do you want the spacers that go on infront of the studs or behind the hub assembly?

richdog

I am not sure....this is the first time I actually needed spacers for my rims....I am looking for the same ones as www.onetongarage.com has but I can not get in touch with the guy.....I've sent e-mails and tried calling and still no response.........like I said I am not 100 percent sure which spacers I need.....I was going to ask van from otg if I ever get in contact with him

ProshopXB

Try this link: http://www.precisionmuffler.com/id51.htm

I have the ones in the link above ready to be put on(10mm), but I also have the ones pictured below(they are 5mm)

IH8ONYU

you want the 10mm spacer that go behind the hub assembly, not the shims that go in between the rim and hub.. hold out for OTG spacers.. maybe he went on vacation?

RTon20s

Or just use this link...

http://www.precisionmuffler.com/id51.htm

bB2NER

Yes ,keep the faith. Van must have a valid reason for not being available. Stay away from spacers that go over the lugs. You'll need longer stud bolts and most dont have the hub ridge needed to center the wheel.

Give RTon20s suggestion a try if you need the asap. They should have some in stock but you'll pay a bit more.

richdog

I tried them on my xb last night the front fit with very little room to spare between the lip of the rim and the strut assembly.....as for the back it's definately a no go .....I see where I would need a spacer......but as for the front I rode around the block and I did not hear any rubbing so do I need any spacers for the front???? Right now my box is at stock height but after my wife has our baby so by next spring I will be on goldlines or tanabe's will that become an issue.....does anyone know???

bB2NER

You could try pulling one off the front and check for signs of rubbing. Have you tried going lock to lock on the steering while moving?

richdog

no but I will try that thanks

Guest

I carry the OTG rear hub Spacer and these spacers as well. :D I had a wierd off set and really wanted the front wheels to matche the rear so I installed the camber plates on my rear and installed the front spacers on with no problems. :D