Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - 20 mm Bolt-On (DRM) Spacers … A Couple of Questions

Merv · 12-23-2014, 10:50 AM

Yes,I'm running 25mm. This is where it gets tricky. I put the spacers on and on stock alignment,they had a bit of poke. I then installed my swift springs,and from lowering the car,my wheels now have a bit of tuck. So if you plan on lowering the vehicle,I'd recommend the 25's. And when you go to get a wheel alignment,give it a little more camber than stock on front and back,that way you'll sit flush and your car will handle a little better around corners. As long as camber is not too extreme,and you rotate your tires properly,your tires will wear normally. Nothing wrong with a weeee bit of poke either. Hope that helps.

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Merv Track Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Vancouver B.C Posts: 518 Drives: 11 GM grey sport tou Rep Power: 14	Yes,I'm running 25mm. This is where it gets tricky. I put the spacers on and on stock alignment,they had a bit of poke. I then installed my swift springs,and from lowering the car,my wheels now have a bit of tuck. So if you plan on lowering the vehicle,I'd recommend the 25's. And when you go to get a wheel alignment,give it a little more camber than stock on front and back,that way you'll sit flush and your car will handle a little better around corners. As long as camber is not too extreme,and you rotate your tires properly,your tires will wear normally. Nothing wrong with a weeee bit of poke either. Hope that helps. __________________ Swift springs \| upgraded headlights \| stillen gen3 cai \| FI HFC's and FI CBE \| ecutek tune in the mail!