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wdkwang · 01-07-2012, 06:48 PM

I've been rolling on 25mm spacers in the back ever since I got the car in Feb '11, but nothing in the front. Most people are rolling with a 20/25mm setup but I personally don't think it's flush enough. So I went with 25's in the front as well and find that it's just right with a tiny poke just like the back.
I'm not dropped. I'll probably get Swifts later on.
I remember seeing a guy with 25's all around and dropped on Eibachs with no rubbing problems.

The one thing I did notice is how the car feels slower now with the added unsprung weight of 4.8lb for the front spacers and lugs. That means a total of 9.6lb for all sides. MMmmmm

01-07-2012, 06:48 PM	#1 (permalink)
wdkwang Track Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: N/A Posts: 899 Drives: slidewayz Rep Power: 21	25mm spacers all around is better I've been rolling on 25mm spacers in the back ever since I got the car in Feb '11, but nothing in the front. Most people are rolling with a 20/25mm setup but I personally don't think it's flush enough. So I went with 25's in the front as well and find that it's just right with a tiny poke just like the back. I'm not dropped. I'll probably get Swifts later on. I remember seeing a guy with 25's all around and dropped on Eibachs with no rubbing problems. The one thing I did notice is how the car feels slower now with the added unsprung weight of 4.8lb for the front spacers and lugs. That means a total of 9.6lb for all sides. MMmmmm __________________ Powerhouse Amuse \| K&N Typhoon Intakes \| MotorDyne ART Pipes \| Borla Catback Exhaust \| B&M Short Shifter \| Intake Ducts \| Ichiba 25mm F/R Spacers \| Carbon Fiber Interior Vinyl Wrap \| Tints \| 10000k HIDs \| Vtak, yo! Last edited by wdkwang; 01-07-2012 at 07:44 PM.