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Old 10-06-2011, 02:43 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Josh@STILLEN View Post
There are two styles of H&R Spacers, the DRM (bolt-on) and DRS (stud replacement).

The 20mm or larger DRM bolt-on style will not clear the factory front wheels, but the DRS stud replacement ones will.

We're about 10 to 1 on people going with a 15mm front and 20mm rear, but we've definitely had guys mix it up and be happy. It's a little bit about personal taste at that point.

We've had a customer nice enough to send us his DIY on the stud replacements, it's the perfect saturday afternoon project if you have basic tools.

Front: H&R TRAK+ DRS 15mm Front Wheel Spacer Install – Nissan 370Z : STILLEN

Rear: H&R TRAK+ DRS 20mm Rear Wheel Spacer Install ? Nissan 370Z : STILLEN

DRS are less expensive than the DRM. I'll PM you the pricing.
Thanks for the reference Josh!

OP: The 15 & 20mm's are great for the best flush, yet practical look on stock suspension. If you are dropping the car and going more camber, then go bigger!
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