huwee06

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I have Stock 19s w/stock tire specs dropped on Tein S-tech..Need to to know if I should go with 15mm or 20mm spacers. Don't want rub neither need to roll my fenders.

Thanks

Staples

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I loved my 15mm when I had them on my car with the stockies. I would definitely recommend H&R spacers. I had Project Kics and Ichiba - both which caused vibration issues for me, even with the hubcentric rings.

huwee06

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I was planing either go 15mm all around or this setup 15mm fr & 20mm rr guess I'll do 15 all around to be safe well see.

Sco1oter

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My $0.02: 15mm is just right for the rear with stock wheels -- just about flush and limited kicking up of debris onto the rear of your car. I went with 10mm in front for fear of flipping stuff onto the car. 10 mm is less flush, but still looks way better than stock IMHO. In the end, its a matter of preference -- do what YOU think looks good. I have H&R Trak+ 'DRS' (hubcentric) spacers. My search of these boards and consulting with folks suggests that hubcentric spacers are an overall better choice than simple bolt ons.

Have fun,

Sco1oter

Gthirty7_S

I'm also looking to get spacers on my 08 G37S dropped on Eibach Pros. It sounds like most can agree that H&R's are the best bet. With stock 19's, I'm still nervous about rubbing when the tires are pushed out. I've heard 20mm all around are good, and others say 15mm in the front and 20mm in the rear. I'd really appreciate a definitive response. With Eibach and stock 19's, what is the best setup for an aggressive stance, without the worry of rubbing? Thanks guys!!!

LightsOut

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its not aggressive if you're not rubbing....lol