Wheel spacer help. plz.

Injected1

Injected1

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I used the wheel offset calculator and it tells me that my 18x9.5 ZO6 wheels with a 57mm offset are going to be 35mm in and 3mm out what size spacers do I need? "SYONORA" is almost complete.
 
alwayswantedone

alwayswantedone

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

I think I have a 1 inch or 11/4 inch spacers on the rear of mine with 17 inch zo6's. Not a definite answer but I hope it helps.
 
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jpalmer

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

yep,i have 1" spacers and it is perfect! I have 10.5 c6 zo6 but they have the same back-spacing.
 
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V

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

Your measurements sound like you're talking about the front rims. If so, no spacer necessary. If you're talking about the rear rims, use a 1" ADAPTER, not spacer.
 
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simpleman01

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

I have 18x9.5 C5 wagon wheels. Not sure of backspacing, but the fronts line up fine w/o any adapters/spacers. The rear needs 1.25" adapters. I have 1" adapters currently and a sharp eye can tell the tires are tucked under a little too much. Assuming our wheels have the same offset, I recommend 1.25" for the rear.
 
1madgumby

1madgumby

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

I bought these same ones from this same guy & mine work perfect with no problums. These are hub centric. These are the ones you want.
 
TYTILIDIE

TYTILIDIE

METH HEAD
Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

I use 1" adapters. One problem I had was that the stock wheel studs were just a **** hair too long. Most people would probably trim them down but I went out and got slightly shorter studs. The slightly longer studs resulted in them breaking off after a few thousand miles. It was scary at times. I didn't realize what was going on until I had a wheel off one day and happened to see the back of the hub was chewed up from them.
 
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V

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Re: Wheel spacer help. plz.

simpleman01 said:
I have 18x9.5 C5 wagon wheels. Not sure of backspacing, but the fronts line up fine w/o any adapters/spacers. The rear needs 1.25" adapters. I have 1" adapters currently and a sharp eye can tell the tires are tucked under a little too much. Assuming our wheels have the same offset, I recommend 1.25" for the rear.
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If memory hasn't failed me, those rims have a different offset than his...explains the need for a different adapter.
 
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