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Not must la... like i say, some put for cosmetics purpose only, some put it becos their wheels are rubbing again their fender after they upsize their rims

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Remember to check the size of your mudguard. You can also use the spacer type of rims. Also note that spacer will cause higher wear on your bearings.

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Don't really get what you mean, but could roughly make a guess.

 

I don't think it solve height issues from what's your concern. You can comfirm with the experts here.

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Did this some 15 years ago, you can only space out for a limited distance, thereafter, the mudguard will sit on the wheels. Just to share with you

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Those running on bigger rims, do you all put spacer? how thick? any special modification?

 

I'm using 16" no spacer needed... anyway selling off the rims soon will be going on 17"

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actually there is another type of spacer

 

Its a 2" spacer complete with bolts that increases the wheel base for wide bodykit usage. Safer to use too. but it increases the weight.

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sorry dun mean to dig this thread. did a search and this seems to be most suitable for my qns.

 

- there are 2 type of spacers out there right? those with botls and those without.

 

- any bros here who installed spacer have any problems with bearings wear and tear?

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used to have 2 in front 2 at the back... those thin think 3mm type

removed the front already thou..

 

Who is to say what is the standard wear and tear rate? identical products can have different rate under different car and driving pattern ya?

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