I bit the bullet and took the risk and ordered a pair of H&R 25mm Wheel Spacers. I have 17" wheels and they are only 7" wide so they were set pretty far inside the wheel wells (kind of like a stock wheel).

I got them in the mail tonight and was very pleased.

The install was as easy as taking your wheel off and bolting it back on. I have enclosed some pics here for those of us who like pictures better than words.
All images are of the rear right wheel.


here is what you get in the package.


this is what it looks like behind your wheel ;)


the installed H&R 25mm Wheel Spacer


this is the wheel BEFORE the spacer


here is the wheel AFTER the spacer. i wonder if i could or should paint the spacer... hmm


here is another shot BEFORE the spacer


this is another shot AFTER the spacer... quite a difference


and here is a shot showing how far it sticks out (from the rear)

so, with that said (and shown) I hope this helps with any questions anyone has about getting or installing some H&R 25mm Wheel Spacers.

 

Looks Sofa-King sick! What did they set you back?

 

They ended up being $165 after shipping. Im sure with enough of a search one could find a better deal. I like them. It may just be my imagination, but I could almost 'feel' that the backend was wider.

 

holy jeebus $165! i have OTG spacer an camber plates on 7" wide +25 offset wheels and want to push them out even further but for the $$$ good gravy hahaha, ill stick with what i have for now...

ride looks great though with the proper fit, now lower it

 

there are some kics 25mm spacers, all 4 for 200 shipped... endless4life has em.

btw, looks great! looks like you may need a cmaber adjustment though... and a drop!

 

yes, i am looking into getting lowering springs now. i must lower it (and clean it).

 

Thanks for the pics, do you have any wide shots of the whole box?

offtopic: Dude, your websites are hilarious!!!!

 

looks good.

 

looks good, i'm running 25mm spacers also. i have the otg camber shims and 18" x7.5 rims. i'm dropped on s techs, and now i want to go even lower

 

Here is a pic of the final product (as well as the Tanabe DF210 lowering springs and a DC Sports muffler). see more pics here

 

looks good, it needed the drop, and the muffler is hot too. trying to save up for coilovers now, i wanna get the d2 set up. keep it up.