2MM Spacers

[ozone]

Does anybody know where I can get 2MM spacers for our cars? I need just a hair for BBK clearance.

 

[nsxot1c]

I talked to Synth... he is running 3mm. I believe that will be a more common size to find...

He also supplied the link, Dali has them.

http://daliracing.com/v666-5/catalog/index_browse_part.cfm?focus=2032

 

[ozone]

Thanks--I asked Synth too. Was looking for 2mm to be less aggressive but might as well just grab these.

 

[Hapa88]

Most local tire shops will have a generic 3mm spacer or you can get them on eBay. You don't really need the hubcentric ones for 3mm since the OEM hub will stick out past the spacer.

 

[davidf]

I had a set made by Titanium Dave awhile back. Made from steel and nickel plated. If he still does this it is your best bet. I'd sell them if I didn't know their so hard to find. He does 1st class work.

 

[Nero Tenebre]

Haha man I was also looking for some 2mm but could only find 3mm! Haven't pulled the trigger on any yet either.

 

[Theo1]

Does anybody know where I can get 2MM spacers for our cars? I need just a hair for BBK clearance.

You can get or order 2mm spacers from Evasive Motorsports (California). They're make by Kics (Japan). Roughly about $20 per spacer, but extremely good quality!

 

[ozone]

I ended up quickly ordering 3mm because I just want to get back into my NSX ASAP. Thanks for the 2mm recs though--will get later on if the extra MM seems too much.

I've never added spacers before. Is it simple plug and play? I know how the larger spacers with studs work but this is just like inserting a disc just deep to the wheel? Also, how do I know if my old lugs are long enough? I've heard that I should be able to do at least 5-6 rotations when tightening.

 

[synth19]

I ended up quickly ordering 3mm because I just want to get back into my NSX ASAP. Thanks for the 2mm recs though--will get later on if the extra MM seems too much.

I've never added spacers before. Is it simple plug and play? I know how the larger spacers with studs work but this is just like inserting a disc just deep to the wheel? Also, how do I know if my old lugs are long enough? I've heard that I should be able to do at least 5-6 rotations when tightening.

Plug and play. You don't need extended studs with these. I would safely go up to 5mm spacers before considering extended studs or a built-in stud type spacer.