s2000 10mm REAR spacers

[synth19]

I've noticed that people are using S2k H&R spacers as the center bore and bolt pattern are the same. Anyone use the H&R 10mm spacers for the rear? I can't seem to find any available for the NSX, so getting the S2k version seems logical.

Question:

Anyone know the length of the studs provided with the H&R rear 5mm kit? Are they the same length the studs provided with the 10mm kit? I will be installing the rear extended studs that come with the 5mm spacer this weekend (since everything will be out for a BBK intall), but I don't want to re-do this later on in case I need LONGER studs with the 10mm spacer. thanks!

 

[vvs]

Have you looked into the Kics spacers?

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SRCH&search=kics project

I have them and like them, no issues, integrated studs.

 

[synth19]

Thanks, I will check them out... but don't appear to be hubcentric.

 

[EuroBoutique]

Read my post in the above thread on spacers....

s2000 and NSX are identical - this is how I can switch wheels back and forth. Even their center hubs are the same.

 

[angus]

I think you need to just measure how much spacer you need then buy the right size the first time , I use washers sometimes then measure them to see how thick the spacer should be.

 

[angus]

Thanks, I will check them out... but don't appear to be hubcentric.

Remember , you can just use a hubcentric ring to center them . And kics offers hubcentric rings for their spacers.

 

[Hapa88]

Remember , you can just use a hubcentric ring to center them . And kics offers hubcentric rings for their spacers.

I'm thought that too at first, but I think he wants the hubcentric ring that centers his wheel to the spacer as well. These spacers don't appear to have that either.

 

[synth19]

I think you need to just measure how much spacer you need then buy the right size the first time

Just as an FYI, I run different spacers for different wheels. I'm looking for 10mm for my advans. 15mm I have already for my TE's.

 

[synth19]

I'm thought that too at first, but I think he wants the hubcentric ring that centers his wheel to the spacer as well. These spacers don't appear to have that either.

Yes, I want the hubcentric insert, but seems project kics only sells the 15mm insert, not the 10.

 

[angus]

You probably need to buy the 15mm, then have them machined.

 

[Hapa88]

What you need is a hubcentric spacer with the center bore of 64.1

Ichiba makes them as well. Check eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ICHI...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HUBC...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories


For a 5mm spacer, I just use the stock studs. There's enough thread on the stock studs to get the proper amount of turns in to torque it down.

 

[Hapa88]

The Ichiba part number is AC-50610 and it also fits the following Honda/Acura applications , since the center bore is the same:
* 96-01 ACURA INTEGRA TYPE-R
* 02-06 ACURA RSX
* 91-05 ACURA NSX REAR
* 99-04 ACURA RL
* 99-08 ACURA TL
* 04-08 ACURA TSX
* 01-07 ACURA MDX
* 07-09 ACURA RDX
* 01-03 ACURA CL
* 06-09 HONDA CIVIC
* 98-08 HONDA ACCORD 5LUGS
* 97-08 HONDA CR-V
* 03-06 HONDA ELEMENT
* 00-07 HONDA ODYSSEY
* 97-01 HONDA PRELUDE
* 00-09 HONDA S2000 REAR

 

[synth19]

^ Yep. Looked at those, but was hoping that project kics which have the integrated studs.

 

[angus]

Like I said , buy the 10mm with integrated studs, them get the 15mm centering rings and machine them.

 

[Hapa88]

Like I said , buy the 10mm with integrated studs, them get the 15mm centering rings and machine them.

Why not just buy exactly what you're looking for in the first place? I don't understand what you're trying to say. .

 

[synth19]

Like I said , buy the 10mm with integrated studs, them get the 15mm centering rings and machine them.

Yep. Most Likely I will try this route once I confirm the 10mm centering rings don't exist.

 

[synth19]

Why not just buy exactly what you're looking for in the first place? I don't understand what you're trying to say. .

He's saying to buy the 10mm spacer from kics and the 15mm centering rings (it's a $40 option)- then machine 5mm off so it will work with the 10mm spacer.

 

[vvs]

He's saying to buy the 10mm spacer from kics and the 15mm centering rings (it's a $40 option)- then machine 5mm off so it will work with the 10mm spacer.

Not sure if this will work well. The integrated studs will be an issue unless you plan to have the machine shop remove them when you maching off the 5mm. The studs do not move freely an appear to fastened to the spacer in some way. I will have to look closer to be sure. I know they dont move and I dont think I would want them to.

 

[synth19]

Not sure if this will work well. The integrated studs will be an issue unless you plan to have the machine shop remove them when you maching off the 5mm. The studs do not move freely an appear to fastened to the spacer in some way. I will have to look closer to be sure. I know they dont move and I dont think I would want them to.

I think you are misunderstanding. We're talking about shaving 5mm from the hub ring (not spacer). See below:

 

[otoro]

synth,

Depending on your width, the KICS does mount flush to the spacers itself, but your factory studs might protrude. Make sure your wheels have the cavities to accommodate.

As for center bore, just find the correct spacers you need, and normally, the bore is big enough to accommodate your hub rings.

 

[Jim]

Synth,

Did you ever get any 10mm rear spacers?

I've been wanting the same but never fully researched where to source them..


Jim

 

[angus]

I have the Kics 10mm integrated stud spacers, I have also got a set of hubcentric inserts that I machined to 10mm.

 

[nils]

why so concerned over being hub centric?