1 1/4" Spacers Rear
#12
03-25-2012, 11:32 PM
Looks good
but at the same time
IMHO I don't Know that I would do it now you will be throwing road crap from at your rear bumper more
but at the same time
IMHO I don't Know that I would do it now you will be throwing road crap from at your rear bumper more
#13
03-25-2012, 11:38 PM
I couldn't find a nice place to remove my front wheel studs so I went to the spot where it looks like they will come out and took a chisel and took a little out of that spot now I can get them out nice and easy......I stripped a couple with the new rim and had to replace.......also I love the stance check mine out mine already sit out that far with the offset and 9.5 rim width.....the only problem in watch putting to much wieght in the car cause I just hit my tire with to much wieght in there the other day but I also have 20s on mine tooo so anyway I wish I could figure this stuff out I would post a pic for you where I chiseled a little out......hope this helps.....don't you have all kinds of batteries in your trunk?????? Or am I thinking of some one else???
#14
03-26-2012, 07:34 AM
I couldn't find a nice place to remove my front wheel studs so I went to the spot where it looks like they will come out and took a chisel and took a little out of that spot now I can get them out nice and easy......I stripped a couple with the new rim and had to replace.......also I love the stance check mine out mine already sit out that far with the offset and 9.5 rim width.....the only problem in watch putting to much wieght in the car cause I just hit my tire with to much wieght in there the other day but I also have 20s on mine tooo so anyway I wish I could figure this stuff out I would post a pic for you where I chiseled a little out......hope this helps.....don't you have all kinds of batteries in your trunk?????? Or am I thinking of some one else???
OP, have you ever thought of putting the spacers up from and getting 1.5" for the back?
#15
03-26-2012, 08:00 AM
I'm not a fan of using spacers, but the stance does look good. 
As Justin mentioned though you'll be seeing a lot more road debris on the side of your car...especially if the front are moved out as far as the rear. Removing studs isn't that difficult. Just heat the surrounding area with a hand held propane torch then put a drift on the end of the stud and whack it with a 5lb. sledge.
As Justin mentioned though you'll be seeing a lot more road debris on the side of your car...especially if the front are moved out as far as the rear. Removing studs isn't that difficult. Just heat the surrounding area with a hand held propane torch then put a drift on the end of the stud and whack it with a 5lb. sledge.
#16
03-26-2012, 05:23 PM
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#17
03-26-2012, 05:44 PM
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I'm not a fan of using spacers, but the stance does look good. As Justin mentioned though you'll be seeing a lot more road debris on the side of your car...especially if the front are moved out as far as the rear. Removing studs isn't that difficult. Just heat the surrounding area with a hand held propane torch then put a drift on the end of the stud and whack it with a 5lb. sledge.
As Justin mentioned though you'll be seeing a lot more road debris on the side of your car...especially if the front are moved out as far as the rear. Removing studs isn't that difficult. Just heat the surrounding area with a hand held propane torch then put a drift on the end of the stud and whack it with a 5lb. sledge.
#18
03-26-2012, 05:48 PM
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: British Columbia, Canada
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I couldn't find a nice place to remove my front wheel studs so I went to the spot where it looks like they will come out and took a chisel and took a little out of that spot now I can get them out nice and easy......I stripped a couple with the new rim and had to replace.......also I love the stance check mine out mine already sit out that far with the offset and 9.5 rim width.....the only problem in watch putting to much wieght in the car cause I just hit my tire with to much wieght in there the other day but I also have 20s on mine tooo so anyway I wish I could figure this stuff out I would post a pic for you where I chiseled a little out......hope this helps.....don't you have all kinds of batteries in your trunk?????? Or am I thinking of some one else???
... I've got a stock stereo set-up, no batteries, amps or speaker cases in the back... I'll be avoiding severe dips and bumps in the road like the plague though...
#19
03-26-2012, 05:54 PM
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: British Columbia, Canada
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... I just hope I don't kick up many rocks or stones that can chip the paint...
