Wow, that's a big spacer. Is that for caliper clearance or cosmetics?
I was going to ask the same. That's over a damn inch...Wow, that's a big spacer. Is that for caliper clearance or cosmetics?
Are they the same M14 S550 sized studs?That's the approximate difference between the wheel offset on the front and rear. I wanted to be able to rotate tires for use on the track and that was the only way to do it. They are hub-centric Eibach spacers and as a mechanical engineer, there is no additional load to the wheel or to the hub.
They are M14 x 1.5mm studs. I don't know if the lengths are different.Are they the same M14 S550 sized studs?
Nope. They're the track wheels and it's only off by 3mph at 65.Good to know, I would also like to run the same square setup so I can rotate the tires.
Going to try to fix the speedo for the smaller OD wheels?
The spacer is only required if you want to rotate tires. You have to run the larger rear offset (+56) and make up the difference to the fronts (+27) with a spacer. As long as it's high-quality, hub-centric, then the loads into the stock studs and hubs are not any different.Oooo I missed the part about the spacer.