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I think 15-20 mm will be enough, how much clearance do you think is needed?TomG wrote:Im going through a similar process.. Ive got 10mm hubcntric spacers and now have less than 1mm clearance :/
Hubcentrics are on ebay for not too much, i was using FK. Theyre not a bad idea but ive noticed with 35mm adaptors on the front with porsche alloys does give slight vibration through the steering wheel at high speed. 10-15mm on the fronts wont be noticeable.
Cheers do you think I'll need to put spacers on the rear if I'm doing the front?Ben90 wrote:Wellspacedout.co.uk do good value spacers. They do sets of four 15mm hubcentrics for like £60 delivered
If you get your wheels balanced with the adapters on it will get rip of the vibrations. Thats what I did with mine and ive never had any vibration at all! I have porsche wheels too, Its a good thing to do...TomG wrote:Im going through a similar process.. Ive got 10mm hubcntric spacers and now have less than 1mm clearance :/
Hubcentrics are on ebay for not too much, i was using FK. Theyre not a bad idea but ive noticed with 35mm adaptors on the front with porsche alloys does give slight vibration through the steering wheel at high speed. 10-15mm on the fronts wont be noticeable.
To do that do you bolt the spacer to the wheel then balance it?Mr Blobby wrote:If you get your wheels balanced with the adapters on it will get rip of the vibrations. Thats what I did with mine and ive never had any vibration at all! I have porsche wheels too, Its a good thing to do...TomG wrote:Im going through a similar process.. Ive got 10mm hubcntric spacers and now have less than 1mm clearance :/
Hubcentrics are on ebay for not too much, i was using FK. Theyre not a bad idea but ive noticed with 35mm adaptors on the front with porsche alloys does give slight vibration through the steering wheel at high speed. 10-15mm on the fronts wont be noticeable.
Yep that's how you do it. Should work a treatGTi_Red wrote:To do that do you bolt the spacer to the wheel then balance it?Mr Blobby wrote:If you get your wheels balanced with the adapters on it will get rip of the vibrations. Thats what I did with mine and ive never had any vibration at all! I have porsche wheels too, Its a good thing to do...TomG wrote:Im going through a similar process.. Ive got 10mm hubcntric spacers and now have less than 1mm clearance :/
Hubcentrics are on ebay for not too much, i was using FK. Theyre not a bad idea but ive noticed with 35mm adaptors on the front with porsche alloys does give slight vibration through the steering wheel at high speed. 10-15mm on the fronts wont be noticeable.
