anyone ever tried putting spacers on rear wheels ONLY(slicers)

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pete c

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sounds like a real bad idea. Why would you want to do it? Are you having tire/spring clearance problems? I doubt it would affect handling much unless you did it up front. If you do it, make sure you have plenty of tire/fender well clearance.
 

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Bad Idea? I not talking spacing by much Im just thinking by putting spacers it might give it a better wider grip in the back..I have no fitment issues...Just thought the gen2 back wheels look a little more like they are on the inside the body/frame than the front and by doing that it would even out the look of the car/rear JUST a suggestion -Any one opinions?

<small>[ May 31, 2003, 04:10 PM: Message edited by: shodazzl ]</small>
 

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If you spaced it enough to be noticable (1/4 inch maybe?) it might make things look better, but, I doubt it would make handling any better. It might make it worse. Can't hurt to try, I guess. There is also the issue of stressing the lugs since the rims are now further out on them. This is probably a non issue though with undriven wheels.
 

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We actually machined out a set of those spacers, 1" offset If memory serves, for someone last summer. I forget who it was or if he still has the plans.

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<small>[ May 31, 2003, 07:28 PM: Message edited by: Nook ]</small>
 

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