Flush Your Stock Wheels

[sonic007]

Of course I go on there to order them and they aren't on there anymore.

 

[Preloader]

Their website sucks. Half the time it is down. Just call them and give them all the info in post#1.

 

[sonic007]

Old thread I know. Does anyone remember what size bolts hold on the spacers?? Dont feel like removing the wheel.

 

[Preloader]

The stock lugs hold on the spacers. They are M12 x 1.5mm thread pitch.

I don't remember the length, if that is what you are looking for.

 

[sonic007]

The stock lugs hold on the spacers. They are M12 x 1.5mm thread pitch.

I don't remember the length, if that is what you are looking for.

Yea i need to remove them. Just looking bolt size so I know what size the socket would be.

 

[rdss]

Damn, it's been so long since I had them. Preloader is right, just figure out what the factory lug size is, the open ended bolts holding the adapter in place is the same bolt size.

 

[sonic007]

I may grab a few diff sizes. Wish I remembered what size it was.

 

[Preloader]

Ahhh, socket size..... I'm quite confident it's 13/16.

 

[sonic007]

I may grab a few diff sizes. Wish I remembered what size it was.

 

[Thaifight-R]

The 19mm socket is what I usually use to remove my adapters.

 

[nickalltogether]

Resurrecting this thread.

Does anyone have a picture of a lowered Sonic (eibach springs preferably) with flushed stock 17's? Can't seem to find a more zoomed out picture of the car with these spacers.

 

[Beastlick]

LTZ 17s
Eibachs
20mm Adaptec spacers

 

[nickalltogether]

LTZ 17s
Eibachs
20mm Adaptec spacers

Nice. Thanks for delivering with a quickness

 

[cdavie89]

LTZ 17s
Eibachs
20mm Adaptec spacers

Your car looks awesome [emoji4]


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[nickalltogether]

Ordered my H&R 20mm spacers from Ultrarev today. They were pretty easy to deal with and cheaper on H&R than the Motorsport spacers.

 

[tainopayute]

Please forgive me if I'm asking a question that has been asked before but I must admit when I need a little help... If I'm planning on upgrading to 18" rims and I also want to get a set of rims that will give me the flush look without having to use spacers or adapters, what size tires and rims should I get?

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[nickalltogether]

Tires I'm not so sure, but 18x8 +30-35 would be a good start I'd think. If you look at beastlicks photo above as a reference, a +35 would be about 1mm further in and a 30 would be 4mm more out.

 

[Natesriv]

I have 17X8 with a 40mm offset (ASA GT06's). I am running a 5mm spacer too

here's the size of a 17X8 compared to the normal width of the LTZ 5-spoke tires/wheels

Here's after with the spacers...no rubbing or anything, not HELLA flush, but more than stock by far!

If you go to an 18" you'll want to do a +1 conversion (same size overall diameter). 8" is roughly 204mm, I'm currently running 225/45/17

 

[tainopayute]

Tires I'm not so sure, but 18x8 +30-35 would be a good start I'd think. If you look at beastlicks photo above as a reference, a +35 would be about 1mm further in and a 30 would be 4mm more out.

Thanks for the reply bud. That info is what I was looking for. :banana:

 

[tainopayute]

I have 17X8 with a 40mm offset (ASA GT06's). I am running a 5mm spacer too

here's the size of a 17X8 compared to the normal width of the LTZ 5-spoke tires/wheels

Here's after with the spacers...no rubbing or anything, not HELLA flush, but more than stock by far!

If you go to an 18" you'll want to do a +1 conversion (same size overall diameter). 8" is roughly 204mm, I'm currently running 225/45/17

Wow, those wheels look awesome... Nice job.