Spacers 56K

[Brettboy]

Based upon this picture, what size spacers would you all say I should get to bring the rear wheels out to a good looking distance. And yes, I know I need to get it dropped Thanks for the help.

[Ruski]

Damn resize the pic

[shocar4]

i think the wheels look fine just the way they are.....just lower it and you will be all set!

[akora12]

I think that would be hard for anyone to specify visually. I would do some measurements based on the distance from your tire to the inside of the wheel well.

[rollaevo99]

man you need to get wider wheels.......it looks ok to me

[SleeperSolara]

Lower the car first then think about spacers. IMO.

[Brettboy]

I appreciate the feedback guys.

[Toy1mzfe]

do you know the specs on your wheels.

we can set u up so that you are flushed to the fender.

but without specs and a drop you cant really determine it.

[Brettboy]

225/40/18. 42+ offset.

[Akfahad]

Lower the car first then think about spacers. IMO.

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you can also measure it, since the drop won't necessarily change the distance to the fender, measure from the outside of the tire to the fender in mm. my front was 12.5 (got a 10mm spacer) and the rear was 25 (got a 25mm spacer)

[Toy1mzfe]

with my offset. of 50 and 8.5inch wide wheels

i was able to get it to 35 offset but i had to shave my fender line.

[Eye8Pussies]

I'd say 10mm from here....but it's hard to say....10mm may rub, and you better get real spacers with longer studs as well....

5mm would help for sure, but it could sstill come out more imo

[Brettboy]

Do you think I would need "real" spacers if I only got 5mm. I think I would still have enough stud.

[CamryOnBronze]

^ i would still go with studs even for 5mm... the minimum thread count for lugs is EXTREMELY important, you dont want to mess around with your safety. I just got a 5mm spacer kit from H&R that came with studs for $70... a small price to pay to know youre safe.

I have a friend that manages a discount tire store and he absolutely hates spacers... they can be extremely dangerous if longer studs are not used and installed correctly. He told me they will not even service cars with spacers that come into their shop.

That being said, in your situation i would first focus on lowering your car and rolling the rear fenders, then worry about a spacer. But definitely dont cheap out on spacers, get something high quality to keep it safe.

[Brettboy]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I truely appreciate it.