stikllr13

iTrader: (1)

So this spring or summer i will be getting a new wheel set. But i want a little bit more aggressive offset on the stock wheels. I really think it will make them look a lot better. Now I know that a lot of people are against spacers but these ones look pretty legit. They are alloys and say that they are incredibly strong. So let me know if you think it is a good idea. Also does the X have the same bolt pattern and thread pitch as the 8's and 9's?

http://www.hrsprings.com/products/trak/

MDH-005

I had those on my car .... 15mm


no problems with them ..... I've got some RS's on the car now so I've taken them off ... .I would sell them to you, but shipping might be a bit costly!

MDH-005

H&R are the best you could go with .....

15mm H&R's

Eurorcr

iTrader: (5)

What part number fits the Evo X? Where can you buy them here in the US?

Thanks

smgevo

iTrader: (1)

Did you replace the existing studs with the provided longer ones for the 15mm spacer? Do they make all the common wheel center bore sizes; 73, 75, 72 reduced to 67.1?

chincster

get the 15mm or 25mm with the studs and they make an exact one that fits our bore. I have the 25mm one.

stikllr13

iTrader: (1)

Great just what i wanted to see. Now to find the right set lol

smgevo

iTrader: (1)

H&R DRS spacer part numbers:
5mm = 10656715. $69.00 retail
15mm = 30656715. $120.00 retail
These use new longer studs.
Not officially guaranteed to work on the X but from the VIII and IX. Need to determine if the studs fit into the X hub.

DRM spacer is double bolt design and starts at 25mm.
25mm = 5065671. $150 retail.

Spc-andara

Would the 25 spacer fit, with apr extended studs?

Iowa999

iTrader: (1)

Some bad info above.

H&R makes a 15mm with studs (model DRM). Part number is 3065673. Work great.