Spacers
s14s can fit a x8 -5 up front with plenty of room, then with the pull out back I bet you could fit +0 on a 10.
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who cares about spacers anymore, I used to be like that but I mean as long as you aren't trying to bump out 17x7 +50 rota slips it's whatever and rears 18x10 +20 should fit nicely you shouldnt need a spacer I'd just throw a 20mm on the front and it'll look good, trust me awesome omg hellaflush gets old, my car rubs like crazy
Mike that just means you haven't done all the fender work needed yet 
OP-Fuck who ever told you spacers are weak etc etc...Sure when I am ready to spend big bucks on my next set of wheels I won't be running spacers with them, however there is nothing wrong with running a pressed in stud spacer. DO NOT EVER run slip on spacers. That being said, if race cars like Porsche can run bolt on spacers and have no issue, so can we. I run a 30mm in the rear and a 25mm in the front on my stock Q45 wheels right now.
As for what size spacer you need it deped on the width and offset of your wheel already and exactly how flush you want it to be. To you want a slight poke at first and then work the fender to cover it so there is NO poke when finished?
on a side note, I need a pair of 15,mm spacers for my cousins M45 if anyone knows someone selliing.

OP-Fuck who ever told you spacers are weak etc etc...Sure when I am ready to spend big bucks on my next set of wheels I won't be running spacers with them, however there is nothing wrong with running a pressed in stud spacer. DO NOT EVER run slip on spacers. That being said, if race cars like Porsche can run bolt on spacers and have no issue, so can we. I run a 30mm in the rear and a 25mm in the front on my stock Q45 wheels right now.
As for what size spacer you need it deped on the width and offset of your wheel already and exactly how flush you want it to be. To you want a slight poke at first and then work the fender to cover it so there is NO poke when finished?
on a side note, I need a pair of 15,mm spacers for my cousins M45 if anyone knows someone selliing.
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Last edited by burgy240; Oct 17, 2010 at 04:32 AM.
OP-Fuck who ever told you spacers are weak etc etc...Sure when I am ready to spend big bucks on my next set of wheels I won't be running spacers with them, however there is nothing wrong with running a pressed in stud spacer. DO NOT EVER run slip on spacers. That being said, if race cars like Porsche can run bolt on spacers and have no issue, so can we. I run a 30mm in the rear and a 25mm in the front on my stock Q45 wheels right now.
As for what size spacer you need it deped on the width and offset of your wheel already and exactly how flush you want it to be. To you want a slight poke at first and then work the fender to cover it so there is NO poke when finished?
The sizes on the wheels are 18x8 F (+20) and 18x10 R (+21)
Over all i want them to look like this, only a little more camber to tuck with..
Last edited by Cliff Money; Oct 17, 2010 at 02:22 PM.


