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Installed these yesterday got a good deal on them on local forums, ET27 18x9.5 f+r. These wheels/tires are just for HPDE and AX use. The fronts require a 5mm spacer

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Old 08-16-2013, 03:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Installed these yesterday got a good deal on them on local forums, ET27 18x9.5 f+r. These wheels/tires are just for HPDE and AX use. The fronts require a 5mm spacer to clear the Akebonos (thus extended studs) and the rears require extended studs to get enough purchase. I'm hoping 10mm extended studs might still work with OEM rays without having to use spacers for DD use but doubt it.

Tires are 275/35/18 Kumho XS



Thought I'd share for anyone else looking into these wheels.
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Looks good, larger spacer in the rear is what I would suggest but it's a nice setup overall
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Yeah the rear is a little sunken, but I'd rather have as few spacers as possible
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