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02-21-2016, 06:39 PM | #1 |
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E92 Wheel Spacer Recommendations for ZCP wheels
I want a more aggressive stance for my car, but want to keep my ZCP wheels which I love. I have seen suggestions for 10mm front spacers and 5mm rear, as well as 15mm in the front and 12.5 mm in the rear. Suggestions and photos would be appreciated!
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This thread has a ton of pictures, including ZCP wheels.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=262054 Based on the recommendations, I went 15mm on the front and 12mm on the back. It's subtle, but I like the look. Before/After
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No you cannot use the stock bolts. Both of these spacers should come with extended bolts. Personally I went with ECS Spacers and don't have any vibrations. Correct preparation and installation is key to avoiding vibrations.
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A little late to this post but recently did 15mm Front & 12mm Rear, 265/30r19 F, 295/30r19 R on MPS 4s. So far no rubbing front or rear. ZCP spring & coils. Previously ran H&R Race lowering springs and had rubbing in rear with 12mm spacers, had to revert back to ZCP setup with rear spacers.
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