Wheel Spacers

[WeeYari]

Not withstanding the critical offset number, here is one thing to keep in mind.

Installing 10 to 13mm spacers in the back will bring the rear wheels more inline with the fronts. Installing 10mm in the front will continue to push the wheels out further than the rear.

If you are looking for cosmetic symmetry front to rear, then I would not put anything on the front. What is your ultimate goal?

[Nips]

Originally Posted by WeeYari

Not withstanding the critical offset number, here is one thing to keep in mind.

Installing 10 to 13mm spacers in the back will bring the rear wheels more inline with the fronts. Installing 10mm in the front will continue to push the wheels out further than the rear.

If you are looking for cosmetic symmetry front to rear, then I would not put anything on the front. What is your ultimate goal?

Main goal is for the rear to fill out the arch and better handling, i intend to add strut braces in the future but have no plans to lower the car at this point because i want to keep the ride comfortable.

Lowered every previous car i have owned and don't want a back breaking ride, plus UK roads are shit compared with US roads from what i've seen