Spacers on Legnum, any cons?

NickTee

Crunching Gears
Location
Qld
First Name
Nick
Drive
dirty silvia
Not 100% keen on the offset of my wheels. I was thinking of adding some spacers for cosmetic reasons, would there be any cons with these on a legnum?
 
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if you are going to get some, make sure they are hub-centric, to avoid extra stress on the studs.

what size are you looking to get?
 

bradc

1 AYC Bar
Location
New Zealand
First Name
Brad
Drive
Facelift Manual 400hp VR-4 Legnum
if you want something small like 5mm you should be able to get away without hubcentric ones, but anything more than that, you don't just want cheap spacers, you want proper bolt on spacers
 

Mac Dog

Leaving Skid Marks
Location
South Australia
First Name
Macca
Drive
Red 1997 Legnum
I'm not a fan of either bolt on or hubcentric spacers. They're a safety hazard especially bolt ons at high speeds and stopping. Hubcentric aren't that much better for relieving stress on the hubs and studs. Not to mention voiding your insurance in an accident.

These cars dont have a lot of space under the guards. So its easy to find rims with the correct width and offset to fill them. Buy the right rims in the first place.
 
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