wheel spacers

CMF_Tsuyoshi · Sep 2, 2005

Did you guys need wheel spacers in order to use 195/XX size tires?

cisco · Sep 2, 2005

Nup, perfect fit. Mine are 195/45/15. I might even go to 205/50/15 next time.

I have ran 205 tyres before too.

CMF_route · Sep 3, 2005

cisco, do you experience tyres rubbing the fenders on load ?

CMF_Tsuyoshi · Sep 3, 2005

I got my rims and suspension on I'm using 175/50. The shop said if I used 195 It would rub the insides. By the way the Cusco suspension I ended up buying feel real sweet around the turns

CMF_Sean · Sep 3, 2005

I was running 195/20's on my car with a lowered setup.

Didn't even rub on full lock or under high load ... Now running 195/45's

Sean

CMF_w8upforme · Sep 3, 2005

195/45 15" don't rub a bit anywhere, unless you go through a big pothole with 3 adults in the backseats, otherwise, no way they will rub

CMF_Tsuyoshi · Sep 3, 2005

any chance a March from japan is slightly different?

CMF_Alex_B · Sep 3, 2005

you would only need spacers if your buying/fitting alloys with the incorrect offset, which is +38 or +45, get the right offset alloys and you'll be fine,

Alex

CMF_route · Sep 3, 2005

i'm driving a JDM march and my 15" rubs on load.

cisco · Sep 3, 2005

Are you talking front or rear? If rear, is your car lowered? Do you have a panhard rod installed?

CMF_route · Sep 3, 2005

its just a little lowered. no rod installed...
it rubs mostly at the rear

cisco · Sep 3, 2005

Cool. A panhard rod will fix it for you.

CMF_route · Sep 3, 2005

thanks dude

CMF_kneival · Sep 3, 2005

I have 42mm ish drop on the back with a panhard rod installed and it rubs with a load in the back, after fitting the HD rear swaybar it no longer rubs - strange!

CMF_kneival · Sep 3, 2005

Oh thats on 195/45 R15.

CMF_Tsuyoshi · Sep 3, 2005

oh alright, I'm using +38 offset. If I used +25 or so it would be just fine right?

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