So I read in the Corksport blog that you guys went with wheel spacers on the stock Mazda 2 touring wheels as quoted here:
I have 15x6" Miata wheels on my car that are a +40 offset. I believe the stock Mazda 2 wheels are +45 offset.
Are the spacers you purchased available in 20mm?
What exact spacers did you order to have a hub centric design? How do I go about getting my own set?
Will using 20-25mm spacers cause any damage to the wheel studs or wheel bearings?
Are there any negatives (driving dynamics, premature wear of parts, etc.) that I should be aware of if I decide to go with spacers?
I'm looking forward to your input. Thanks!
I have 15x6" Miata wheels on my car that are a +40 offset. I believe the stock Mazda 2 wheels are +45 offset.
Are the spacers you purchased available in 20mm?
What exact spacers did you order to have a hub centric design? How do I go about getting my own set?
Will using 20-25mm spacers cause any damage to the wheel studs or wheel bearings?
Are there any negatives (driving dynamics, premature wear of parts, etc.) that I should be aware of if I decide to go with spacers?
I'm looking forward to your input. Thanks!
. I have the 40mm and 50mm wheelspacers from H&R. 40mm front, 50mm rear with the 16" Mazda-Whells (+50mm offset i think). So i have +25mm offset rear and and +30mm offset front. The H&R wheelspacers has seperat wheel studs. That mean: you bolt on the wheelspacer on the original stuts and than you bolt on the wheels on the stuts of the wheelspacer.
