Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $95
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part Fits (you may select multiples): Others, Series I, Series II
Location (US State/Canada/Int): MD
Item Condition: New

I've got a pair of brand new Ichiba wheel spacers. I ordered two pairs, but I only needed them in the rear wheels as you need special pre-studded spacers for the front. So, now I've got a pair that I need to get rid of!

They're in 100% brand-new condition. The only time they've been removed from their packaging was to take pictures. They're completely compatible with the RX-8; studs are extended and they are hubcentric, of course. Ideal for staggering out your rear wheels!

$95 + shipping. Let me know!

 

Bump! Need money to paint my bumper!

Price is OBO

 

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Do you have a pic of your other set installed? I would love to see how they look. IF you do, let us know what wheel size they are mounted on. I have 18x8 on mine now...

 

Check it.

https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ighlight=flush

 

Thanks! What size spacers did you go with? My wheels are Enkei ZR1 with a +40 offset I believe.

 

I went with a 25mm spacer on the factory 50mm offset wheels. For you 15mm spacers would be perfect to give you a 25mm offset but with 10mm spacers it would be pretty flush. 10mm spacers are easier to come by than 15mm ones.

If I didn't have xmas presents to buy thsi payday I would be all over these. My Volks in front are 18 x 8 +33 so these 10mm spacers would put them almost perfect in the front.

 

If you think about it, what better way to spread christmas joy to your loved ones than by giving them a pair of high-quality 10mm spacers?

 

I could just see the look on my daughters face when she opened a box of spacers.

 

Man I'm getting all sorts of good advice from you in this forum. I'll check ebay for some 15mm. Or you think go to one of the vendor threads? OR do you think I should get these????

I need to measure my wheel gap.

 

If your Enkei's are +40, these spacers would have your wheels perfectly flush with the fender, putting your wheels at +30. You may or may not have to roll your fenders if you use a 15mm spacer, depending on your tire size. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong

 

Depends on his drop. My Volks in the rear are 18 x 9 +27 with 245/40's and I rub slightly when I am off camber. I am dropped on S techs.

 

I am dropped on the Tanabe GF210 springs with stock tire size (225/45/18, I believe).

 

There you go. You can not be flush without rolling fenders btw.

 

Bump! I need these sold!

 

$85.00 shipped and I'll paypal you right now

 

Sold, closed, thanks