Hub/Wheel spacer q's & A's

[blackteam02]

no im not runnung stocks, & i dont know my offset #'S but i can tell you that my wheels a just a bit recessed into the wheel well..i want my wheels to be flush with the sides of the A/C now whats a good size "spacer" to have?? mm's??anything helps thanks everyone.

[Blackmobile]

measure it. measure the distance from your fender to the edge of your rim and get whatever spacer is closest to that number.

[mrodrig2]

no im not runnung stocks, & i dont know my offset #'S but i can tell you that my wheels a just a bit recessed into the wheel well..i want my wheels to be flush with the sides of the A/C now whats a good size "spacer" to have?? mm's??anything helps thanks everyone.

If you don't give us any information about your wheels we can't tell you anything. Do what Blackmobile says and measure it yourself, simplest thing to do.

[bunda4th]

Yup, you will have to tell us more info on the wheels itself to estimate what spacer to get and if you are on coilover or springs.

But the best way is to just measure it