So H&R Has No 20mm spacers in stock???
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So H&R Has No 20mm spacers in stock???
So i ordered the 20mm drm spacers from AWE Tuning...After a week of trying to get the guy to get me a tracking number which he never got, i got an email saying
"Hi Sergey,
I apologize for the delays. We have had a hard time getting any information about the order from H&R. Turns out the reason for that is that they do not have the spacers in stock. They never notified us of that when we placed the order.The do not have a due date for when they will be back in stock unfortunately. it could be several weeks or longer to be honest."
Really? H&R has no spacers in stock? lol
"Hi Sergey,
I apologize for the delays. We have had a hard time getting any information about the order from H&R. Turns out the reason for that is that they do not have the spacers in stock. They never notified us of that when we placed the order.The do not have a due date for when they will be back in stock unfortunately. it could be several weeks or longer to be honest."
Really? H&R has no spacers in stock? lol
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We stock them, but have had a hard time getting the DRM's as well. These are made in Germany.. and apparently never enough.
We do have the 20mm DRS (with studs) in stock, if that helps. Most sales have been of the DRS, it's a lot more popular.
We do have the 20mm DRS (with studs) in stock, if that helps. Most sales have been of the DRS, it's a lot more popular.
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A spacer essentially acts as a removable extension of your hub. So if the spacer fails, guess what, your wheel falls off. Not saying this would ever happen, but it's personally not something I want to take a chance on. Also, cheaper spacers will have problems with vibration, as the tolerances have to be absolutely perfect to avoid vibration.
I don't mean to scare anybody, I think spacers are perfectly safe when properly installed. They use them in various race applications all the time, and if it's good enough for that, then good enough for the street.
I don't mean to scare anybody, I think spacers are perfectly safe when properly installed. They use them in various race applications all the time, and if it's good enough for that, then good enough for the street.
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just get these..
20mm Spacer - More Japan Since 2003
They even have a video about it on their first page lol
20mm Spacer - More Japan Since 2003
They even have a video about it on their first page lol