Discussion
The life110 ones are 5mm and 7mm. There’s also 15mm and 20mm ones from here:
https://www.alpine-tuning.de/alpine-a110-spurverbr...
For those who have fitted them does it look like there’s enough room left for the bigger ones?
https://www.alpine-tuning.de/alpine-a110-spurverbr...
For those who have fitted them does it look like there’s enough room left for the bigger ones?
Hey guys,
I recently installed a set of wheel spacers and something doesn’t feel quite right.
As you can see in the picture, the spacer sits flush on the hub but it doesn’t have its own hubcentric lip. At the same time, it almost completely covers the original hub lip.
Because of that, it seems like the wheel would no longer properly center on the hub and would instead rely only on the lug bolts. I can already feel a slight amount of play when positioning the wheel, which makes me a bit uncomfortable.
My mechanic strongly advised me to stay away from these and not install them, especially if I plan to to track the car.
They are H&R aliminium ones 5 and 7mm. I bought them from Mecaparts.
Appreciate any input!
I recently installed a set of wheel spacers and something doesn’t feel quite right.
As you can see in the picture, the spacer sits flush on the hub but it doesn’t have its own hubcentric lip. At the same time, it almost completely covers the original hub lip.
Because of that, it seems like the wheel would no longer properly center on the hub and would instead rely only on the lug bolts. I can already feel a slight amount of play when positioning the wheel, which makes me a bit uncomfortable.
My mechanic strongly advised me to stay away from these and not install them, especially if I plan to to track the car.
They are H&R aliminium ones 5 and 7mm. I bought them from Mecaparts.
Appreciate any input!
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