been looking at these spacers they are not the full hub centric ones rather ones with a bore size and longer studs which is obvioulsy better than the simple slid eon type but not full on hibcentric. i prefer this idea for the pure reason that the actual bolts that are holding your wheels to the hub are easily inpected. no removing the wheel to check.

my only reservation is the strength of the stud itself supplied with this kit. opinions please guys? should i use a differmt set of studs? the 15mm on these is a perfect size for me.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hubcentric-Wheel-Spacer-Kit-16mm-Nissan-200SX-240SX-S14-S15-5-x-114-PCD-66-1mm-/280838623315?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyre_Trims_Trims_ET&hash=item4163495053

use these type

 

 

pic used curtasey of Gonzo12c :)

 

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Edited March 22, 201213 yr by MarkDerby

Picture thief!

 

If anyone does want that type ill pass on details to you as its a guy off 350z site ive used

lol sorry :tongue_smilie:

Iv'e changed my mind about these,I would require them to have interferance fit through the spacer or better still go for the proper ones pointed out.

right so after some measuring and thinking and the help here ive decided that 15mm hubcentrics upfront would be ideal. i would ideally like to pop 5mm spacers on the rear, i had a pair knocking about that where fitted to the car when i brought it. i popped these on yesterday and measured a bit to work out how much thread was contained within the wheel nut 15mm so i guess thats pretty good. however i would prefer to have ones with a central lip so i can maintain what we were discussing about the centre bore supporting the wheel not the nuts and studs. obviously a spigot ring wont help, because of teh spacer. so can you get a spacer like the first i posted up but only 5mm? as obviously a full huncentric is not feasable or necessary.... any thoughts?

lowest you can get is 15mm on a hubcentric 5mm would be just a normal universal type of spacer that you still use the original hub threads but perfect for what you need anyway