Thinking about getting new wheels
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Thinking about getting new wheels
But I can't decide on which ones to get. I really like the Enkei NT03+M but the 18x9.5 +40 requires 10mm spacers and extended studs in the front. Will the spacers negatively affect the handling or durability of the wheel bearings?
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Nope. I have 10mm spacer up front with extended studs on my Enkeis, the only thing that bothers me is having to dial in a little more camber to clear the 265/35 since the specs are technically 18x9.5 +28 so im at -2.1 in the front and -1.5 rear.
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Spacers won't effect your car unless its on as previously stated stock studs, now if you were running 25 or more....... Mike @GST says hes blown a few wheel bearings!
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Thanks for the help guys. I'm still on the hunt for some Advans, Rays or Works in the classifieds. Enkei is more of a back up wheel if I get tired of looking around.
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