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  • XR50T
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Just get the right offset, spacers up front isn't a good idea.

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Yeh obviously that is the perfect scenario. But I have read that most seem 50/50 on the whole concept.

With many people still claiming BOLT ON spacers are perfectly fine if they are torqued up to correct specs. I assumed Ayden may have consulted with Wiggum just to confirm all good? (Or maybe he already knows the answer cause mechanic bloke I think?).

The fronts im looking at might be a gay +38 and with a 20mm bolt on....the +18 will look more flush.

On second hand market its often hard to find a set with semi aggressive fronts and tame rear.

Edit: just realised you said spacers are bad up front lol. You sure about the bolt on spacers too? I know slip on ones are frowned upon (especially if you dont get longer studs).

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Peter,

Just ebay 114.5 wheel spacers that's what I did they are from Just Jap Imports.

Im only running them on the rear, no need to on the front. Cause the guards have been pumped on the rear, Ive got FG ute size gaps.

These are the bolt on ones, each to their own on spacers. Would never use slip on ones, but we use bolt up one on mining trucks and they work.

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Yeh drift kents use them too and they go harder than I ever would.

Do you know what torque to set the nuts to? Same as normal wheel nuts or just tighten til they dont move no more...

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As an ex drift kent I never used bolt on spacers but I just preferred to take the safer option considering what I was doing in the car. I know a heap of people who swear they are fine. You also have to remember that most of those guys have 1200ish kilo cars vs our 1800ish kilos, which I imagine would make a difference.

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  • Moar Powar Babeh
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Had a rush of blood to the head and decided to finish installing sound Deadening in the boot.

Got this far-

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Then this happened-

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Front garage faces due west so gets full afternoon sun-

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Have retreated inside for a beer and a nap.

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I have the same knife, quick change FTW

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And to show how smart I'm not - I was thinking "that's a pretty small fuel cell - what's Ralph running?"

In my defence - it was viewed on the small screen

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