Wheel spacers
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Wheel spacers
Hi can anyone tell me if its easy to fit these and best place to buy them
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Re: Wheel spacers
Easy to fit and you can buy anywhere from Demon Tweeks to fleabay.
Personally I went to DT and bought H&R spacers because I wanted to know I was buying quality engineering.
Buy hubcentric(60.1mm) so they fit snug to the MR2 hub.
R.
Personally I went to DT and bought H&R spacers because I wanted to know I was buying quality engineering.Buy hubcentric
(60.1mm) so they fit snug to the MR2 hub. R.
Re: Wheel spacers
I just bought a pair of TUV-approved 10mm hubcentric spacers from http://www.wheelspacers.uk.com/index.ph ... MR2&typ=W2
Only£85 delivered which I thought was pretty reasonable!
Only thing is, if you've fitted extended studs(I went for Dorman 610-462) you will find that the majority use a longer un-threaded shoulder section where the stud comes through the hub - I had to drill the mounting holes of my spacers out to accommodate this protruding shoulder. See here for extended stud info
http://www.mr2.com/forums/mk2-braking-s ... short.html
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£85 delivered which I thought was pretty reasonable!Only thing is, if you've fitted extended studs
(I went for Dorman 610-462) you will find that the majority use a longer un-threaded shoulder section where the stud comes through the hub - I had to drill the mounting holes of my spacers out to accommodate this protruding shoulder. See here for extended stud info http://www.mr2.com/forums/mk2-braking-s ... short.html