Ichiba Wheel Spacers

[advancespeedJEFF]

Hey guys, so i got some wheel spacers, I'm not exactly sure which fits what, so please check your bolt pattern and center bore, as these are hub centric! Widen your stance, and get a much more flush look

I have Version I and Version II available.
Version I is spacers and extended studs (need to replace stock studs)
Version II is spacers with pressed studs in them. (no need to replace)



Version I Spacer.
Specs: 5x114.3
Center Bore: 67.1
Size
5mm - MZ-52105 - $52.25
10mm - MZ-52110 - $89.25
15mm - MZ-52115 - $97.75



Version II Spacer
Specs: 5x114.3
Center Bore: 67.1
Size
15mm - WS-5511467A - $114.75
20mm - WS-5511467B - $114.75
25mm - WS-5511467C - $114.75

Specs: 4x100
Center Bore: 54.1
Size
15mm - WS-5410054A- $114.75
20mm - WS-5410054B - $114.75
25mm - WS-5410054C - $114.75

NOTE: for Version II Spacers, you will need openings between the bolt openings for the studs to fit into, so the spacer sits flush /w the rim.

Here are some examples

Provide your postal code and i will get you a shipping quote.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!!

[Bakis]

Cool Idea, but sadly Wheel Spacers are illegal here , was going to get some 10mm ones but yeah decided i was finally pushing the legal limit if i had them...

Cool shop thou

[advancespeedJEFF]

really? they're illegal? thats no fun

[bd581]

Illegal due to saftey issues.
1. lots of poor quality spacers on the market
2. Pushing the weight further out from the wheel bearings put significant loads on them resulting in premature failure with a likely chance of causing a major accident.

[Caffeine Fiend]

You might still get some interest from one or two of the guys who take their cars to the drags or the circuit.

They're just not legal on the roads for the reasons Brad mentioned above


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[Yeldarb]

The Fulcrum man was saying that they are legal in Europe, those that have been TUV?? Approved. He actually liked them, says its a good way of increasing your track without the need for wider tyres.

So as far as saying they're dangerous, causing premature failure etc, didn't seem that way to him.

But I'm not an automotive engineer, so I can't say.

[Cton]

I'm looking for some of these in the future.
I'll be sure to hit you up Jeff!

[advancespeedJEFF]

just let me know.

[Nexus]

...So as far as saying they're dangerous, causing premature failure etc, didn't seem that way to him.
But I'm not an automotive engineer, so I can't say.

Well, I'm not an auto engineer either, but I would place a bet that hub-centric spacers would not have the breakage problem because the loads are still hub-centric.
A spacer that diverts the loading to wheel studs etc is what can be dangerous.

[Bakis]

I'm not trying to be a party pooper () here but if something happens accident wise and you have spacers on your cars you will NOT be covered. This is the only reason why i dont have any