[Mk2 Turbo] Wheel Spacers

[thebutler]

Hi all,

Anyone know I can get some wheel spacers for the back? Would like to increase the track by 10-15mm, and would have the effect of filling the arches much better.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

[jimGTS]

H&R hubcentric spacers......
cost bout £100 per axle tho...

OR you could go down the cheap route and get some universal ones from halfords....£10-15...altho these wont be as good...

not sure where to source the H&Rs tho....

[thai boxer]

H&R hubcentric spacers......
£100 per axle........

I wana do the same mate, fill out the rear archs a tad more. Will I need to get the camber adjustment done again if I fit spacers??

Cheers,

Gregg.

[hicks]

i want to do this aswell but £100 is way ott

[jimGTS]

ps, i heard one company on ebay sell them....bout 60-80 i think....
it does envolve taking the whole hub off tho peeps, as with the h&r, you need to replace the studs as well, this is why there better, as they supply longer studs, hense giving you enough length to put your wheel nut on...

with normal spacers, youve ineffectly got less thread to do up your nuts! which is obviously a little dangerous...depends how big you want it.

[tubby_tony]

I got some made up for £40 but that was cost price as a favour. The drawings for these can be found here.

http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=375

I have 8 x 6mm Universal spacers which I would sell but these are not hubcentric. PM me if you are interested.

[chrisbilling]

Give Dave a call,

Link below very high quality, and hubcentric...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MR2-Competition-W ... dZViewItem


Thanks,

Chris Billing

[mr2sexyok]

i have 1 &1/2 inch spaces on rear from deamon tweeks look good and better handeling new studs included that bolt on top of existing studs so you still get your wheels on. £ 120 all in they take about 10 mins each to fit =D>