YOUR RESEARCHCorrect spacer's for stock 17's??
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Well my plans to get new wheels have been delayed for a while since I bought a house. So I was wondering if anyone would know what size spacers would be the best for the stock 17's and where the best place to buy them would be. this is a 2001 c2 by the way
no spacers needed.
sorry should have clarified lol. I just wanted the spacers to make the wheels more flush. Right now there so tucked back it's driving me nuts.
I purchased 25mm spacers for the front of my 99 C2 with the stock 17" Twists from Ralph Boothe. They're gorgeous and the car looks and handles better. The front track is 2" wider and turn in is better and the weight transfer is noticeably less. They fit with no rubbing with a 215/45 tire and H&R Sport springs (pretty low in other words). I didn't space the rears as they weren't nearly as far inset as the fronts and I want to dial out the understeer as much as possible.
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