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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Toby on 01 April 2012, 20:28
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Iv got anni wheels which are et32? 7.5j rim
Whats the ideal set up for spaces to give it a bit of poke, im
Not running atupid streched tyres neither.
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i got 15mm rear andf 5mm on front on 8j et35 and no stretch and tyres just catch arch liner when i hit a pot hole i think you would want 10mm on front and 20mm on rear and slam it :grin: check rhyso's build thread he had anni wheels with spacers :cool:
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:cool:
I can get them milled down to be spot on!
I dont wana be wasteing loads of money! Research is the keybi think
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I'm running R32 wheels, which are same size as Anni ones, I've got 20mm rear spacer, 15mm fronts. Running 215/40/18 tyres, JOM coilovers all the way down on the rear with adjusters still in, fronts have a bit of thread left. Only ever get scrubbing on the rear with large bumps.
(http://i790.photobucket.com/albums/yy183/codling1234/IMAG0124.jpg)
That pic is when I was running 225/40/18 tyres which caused no end of scrubbing, I can get a better pic tomorrow.
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Anni's are Et38 :wink:
20mm at rear are fine, look for Rhyso's old thread. 10mm at front should be alright
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looking good that is dom :cool: same prob here joms all the way down on rear with adjusters still in and rub when i hit a pothole front are fine with about 20mm left on coilies will get some pics up for ya to tomorrow dude
(http://i1002.photobucket.com/albums/af149/cullygti/IMAG0290.jpg)
cant really see much here but sits nice at this height :smiley:
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Did I hear my name :laugh:
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/Rhyso/DSC00277.jpg)
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/Rhyso/DSC00276.jpg)
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/Rhyso/DSC00286.jpg)
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So 20mm rear and 10mm fronts
10mm wont be hubcentric?
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you can get 10mm in hubcentric dude :wink:
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So 20mm rear and 10mm fronts
10mm wont be hubcentric?
Pretty sure Forge do 10mm hubcentrics :wink:
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here ya go
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-GOLF-MK4-BIMECC-HUBCENTRIC-WHEEL-SPACER-KIT-10MM-/300678491650?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyres_Trim_Nuts_ET&hash=item4601d5ae02
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And H&R do hubcentric
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Ill look now :cool:
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My super sevens are 7.5 et 40 ive got 15mm on the rear with 215 35 tyres and it rubs like mad at the 3 o'clock point of the arch if i go over bumps and im guessing none of you have people in the back lol ?
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My super sevens are 7.5 et 40 ive got 15mm on the rear with 215 35 tyres and it rubs like mad at the 3 o'clock point of the arch if i go over bumps and im guessing none of you have people in the back lol ?
Mine was only lowered 30mm but even with people and a bootfull of camping gear it never rubbed :smiley:
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Mines a anniversary its on 20mm H&R spacers on the rear and was on 10mm H&R fronts but I bought some 15mm for the fronts
its on 215s But Im thinling I can swop the 20s to the front and add the 15 and the 10 together making 25 for the rear.
Ive just found someone on E bay who dors the extended bolts for 25mm spacers
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My super sevens are 7.5 et 40 ive got 15mm on the rear with 215 35 tyres and it rubs like mad at the 3 o'clock point of the arch if i go over bumps and im guessing none of you have people in the back lol ?
no one goes in the front of mine except me so the back is out of the question :laugh:
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Mines a anniversary its on 20mm H&R spacers on the rear and was on 10mm H&R fronts but I bought some 15mm for the fronts
its on 215s But Im thinling I can swop the 20s to the front and add the 15 and the 10 together making 25 for the rear.
Ive just found someone on E bay who dors the extended bolts for 25mm spacers
IMO that's a bad idea, I'd get some 25mm spacers rather than use a 10 & a 15 :undecided:
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i was thinking the same dont sound to clever to me using spacers on top of spacers just asking for trouble but what do i know :undecided: