YOUR RESEARCHWheel Spacers
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I was looking to put wheel spacers on my '00 C4 with sport design wheels. Has anyone tried this before? Any experience with the H&R Spacers ? How large can I go in the front and the rear? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Specificall looking at the H&R DR series: 7mm for fronts 14-15mm for rears What size bolts would I need? Thanks in advance...
As a rule of thumb.. maintain the original relationship of the bolt length. Stock wheel bolts are 30mm, so a 7mm front would allow for 38mm bolts, and 15mm rears would be a bolt around 45mm. My only suggestion would be to research what the negatives of this type of modification might produce in balance, suspension, stress, etc.
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