I appreciate your posts as well. I'll be doing this same procedure soon.
How are you supporting the rear?
How are you supporting the rear?
Looks Great ! I can help with spacers..Looks like your running the same type offset as I am. (Newer mustang wheels) Let me know the offsets & I will get you in the ball park..One thing that is super IMPORTANT ! Your going to need "hub centric spacers" Don't waste your money on regular spacers..Unless you use hub centric you WILL have vibrations. Been there done that. I just had a set made by these guys http://www.motorsport-tech.com/wheel_spacers.html not cheap but worth every penny. No more vibrations..Been awhile since ive updated but ive finally completed the metal work and plan to start my filler work next week. Ordered the wheels the other day so im in the process of fitting them and figuring out what size spacers I need. Once that's sorted out ill order tires.
Yep your in the ball park I ended up with 1-1/8" in the rear 18x9.5 same offsetThey're 17x9 +24 offset front and 18x10 +22 offset rear. Just got (2) 1.25 inch hubcentric spacers in yesterday and gonna try to fit them this morning to see if I can clear the ucas up front. I was thinking a 1inch in rear.
Right..I guess you will find out.. but what you have still relies on the lugs to center the wheel to the axle..if you get any vibrations in the 50-75 mph range 99% of the time thats the problem..The ones I have center the spacer to the axle then center the wheel to the spacer so basically the center bore of the spacer is sized to the axle hub then there's a machined lip (part of the spacer) the size of the wheel bore. I guess you could look for or have made a ring for the spacer to axle..check with the guys I gave the link for they will make anything you want.They're hubcentric to the wheel.its slightly larger diameter to the axle but that's the way the existing wheels are on the car. Guess we'll see if it causes any issues
Is it possible to use a hubcentric ring between the hub and spacer?
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