I just found the same ones on eBay; How does work for you?beachbum718 wrote:I have the ones that you change the studs and slide spacer on.ichiba v2 I think there called.
They work fine.safest spacers available. Anyone with thumbs can put them on.i only needed them to make my front wheels poke a bit more.im actually selling mine.1 set.great condition.. 80 shippedJayStyle510 wrote:I just found the same ones on eBay; How does work for you?beachbum718 wrote:I have the ones that you change the studs and slide spacer on.ichiba v2 I think there called.
Nice looking spacers!wideopn11 wrote:I just ordered these; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PO ... UTF8&psc=1
Should have them later this week; once I install I'll report and post pics.
dang, 20mm all around? ill be interested to see how that looks up front. so its safe to say the ones i posed from H&R will work since they have the same specs as the ones you posted.wideopn11 wrote:I just ordered these; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PO ... UTF8&psc=1
Should have them later this week; once I install I'll report and post pics.
Mjkkb2 wrote:It all depends on the suspension and wheel offset. I am on oem springs and 20" sport wheels and 15 mm up front look a hair to far out. I also have the aero bumper which is wider than base or sport. I can only imagine how far out 20 mm would be on all stock car with base bumper.... wouldn't look good imho.
The front would bother me as much as the rear if it was hellasunk.austin713 wrote:
i have the base front bumper and im planning on leaving the front alone and just putting 15mm on the rear. the back is what needs the spacers bad. they are so tucked under.
got any pics? my plan is to put the 15mm on one side to see what 15mm looks like up front, if i like it i might order a set for the front as well.mutant 9 wrote:I just installed my spacers last week. I went with 20mm rear Andy 15mm front. I think it is the perfect fit. I'm running stock sport wheels with 245 40 20 tires. When they need to be replaced I will move to 275 35 20 and I think they will still fit with no rubbing.
They are the same ones I got for my FX50 here is an unboxing I did.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2qoIwoxKcRw
I can assure that he is not poking with 15/20mm spacers. I have the 25mm spacers all around it poked very slightly. I just lowered the cars over the weekend and the wheels almost sit flush with the body. Since i'm running camber all around, the part of the wheel tucks in bit.austin713 wrote:
any rubbing? any chance you can get a pic straight on parallel with the fender? i want to see how much they "poke" if at all
Be careful as I know some places won't take them back after you've tried/mounted them.austin713 wrote:just went to try and install my 15mm HR spacers on the rear. i have the same gunmetal wheels wideopn11 has and while the wheels do have a void, there wasnt a big enough one for the studs to clear. guess ill be returning these
they took them back no problem. i pulled my wheel off and saw there wasnt enough void to make them work. what makes me mad is others with the gunmetal 20 OEM wheels have this void.DoN_BLaZe34 wrote:Be careful as I know some places won't take them back after you've tried/mounted them.austin713 wrote:just went to try and install my 15mm HR spacers on the rear. i have the same gunmetal wheels wideopn11 has and while the wheels do have a void, there wasnt a big enough one for the studs to clear. guess ill be returning these
yea my M is a 2011 but wheels were bought in 2015. that would explain it.DoN_BLaZe34 wrote:Oh ok cool.
Yeah I've never understood that myself...I think Infiniti changed that for any wheels 2012+...if I'm not mistaken most guys who were installing 15mm spacers had 2011 M's...