So I got my Z 2 days ago, 03 touring edition
It already had an injen intake and 19" hp rims when I bought itI want to make my wheels more flush with the body, but I was wondering if I could use spacers or is that a bad idea?I also want to lower it but will I need coils or you can change stock settings?
Modified by vince.350z at 9:56 AM 8/22/2009
My First Car/350z
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vince.350z
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hotrodjoseph
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Re: My First Car/350z (vince.350z)
lol jk, nice z cuz
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sluggoZ
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Re: My First Car/350z (hotrodjoseph)
CongratZ!
IMHO I don't like spacers....a lot of tire places will not touch your car with spacers on.....and they are a safety hazard....just my 2 cents.
IMHO I don't like spacers....a lot of tire places will not touch your car with spacers on.....and they are a safety hazard....just my 2 cents.
Re: My First Car/350z (sluggoZ)
Nice Z! Mine is also a 03 touring
Re: My First Car/350z (vince.350z)
Very Clean!!
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JDMZ32
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Re: My First Car/350z (pdubzx)
She would look better if the wheels were more flush. I don't know much about spacers, so don't ask me what I mean, but here's what I've heard several times: If you get spacers, hubcentric spacers are the way to go. "Regular" spacers, as stated above, aren't safe. Just what I've read.