Spacers For Standard 17" Wheels?

[PilgrimIS]

Hello all,

I want to make all four wheels flush (ish) with the body of my 250 ('07). I am thinking of getting new alloys, however in the meantime what makes and sizes are best?

Cheers

[Exdee]

This was mine at 15mm Front and 20mm Rear.

I think 10mm Front and 15mm Rear would have done the trick too. H&R and Eibach have a good reputation but you don't really need to get them if it's just for a short period of time.

[PilgrimIS]

Cheers Jami. Love that side-on view.

To be honest I will still want them spaced when I replace with 18s, however need to confirm if that will change the spacing.

I will search fleabay for some 15/20 or 10/20 and see how I go.

Cheers

[PilgrimIS]

Just to double check....did you need to change your OEM wheel nuts? Just reading the H&R site and they say some might not be long enough? Don't understand why not as it would be the threaded bolts which would need to be longer...buy hey!

[shuaibakhtar]

Ideally you need to get some hubcentric spacers, I also have 20mm rear and 15mm front on mine, standard lug nuts applied.

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[Exdee]

Agree with the post above. You need hubcentric spacers with a PCD of 114.3 and a center bore of 60.1mm.

If you google around, the use of spacers has a lot of hate on most forums. If upgrading to 18" just go for a more aggressive offset and get rid of the spacer.