H&R Trak+ wheel spacers
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H&R Trak+ wheel spacers
There are no specific kits out for the RX8 yet...
but does anyone know if the kits for the Protege5 will fit the Rx8?
centrebore......hub height etc...
thanks
but does anyone know if the kits for the Protege5 will fit the Rx8?
centrebore......hub height etc...
thanks
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Originally Posted by florent75
Hi
I've got the 20 mm H&R wheel spacer
take the mazda 6 model : same as for the rx8
very good product
not a china import ... if you see what I mean ...
I've got the 20 mm H&R wheel spacer
take the mazda 6 model : same as for the rx8
very good product
not a china import ... if you see what I mean ...
Im confused, so did you need to get or replace with longer studs?
or is everything just a bolt on from the kit from H&R?
thanks this is great help
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you should go on the german site :
http://www.h-r.com/index.php?inhalt=...oad&sprache=de
take mazda
for the mazda 6 :
40 total space (2 x 20mm spacer) :
DRM 40 : 4065671
picture :
http://www.h-r.com/index.php?inhalt=...oad&sprache=de
take mazda
for the mazda 6 :
40 total space (2 x 20mm spacer) :
DRM 40 : 4065671
picture :
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awww cool!!! thanks for the heads up!...
never been to the german site...
looks like they have an application for the RX8!
30mm DRM...
does that mean its 2 15mm spacers and theyre the DRMs so i wouldnt need to switch out for longer studs? its just a bolt on?!
it also says the lowest offset is 35 for the rx8...... ?! so 15mm is the furthest i can go? no way..... i've seen 8s on this forum go out from stock 25mm......
And you are using the 20mms.... on stock wheels? no problems right?
never been to the german site...
looks like they have an application for the RX8!
30mm DRM...
does that mean its 2 15mm spacers and theyre the DRMs so i wouldnt need to switch out for longer studs? its just a bolt on?!
it also says the lowest offset is 35 for the rx8...... ?! so 15mm is the furthest i can go? no way..... i've seen 8s on this forum go out from stock 25mm......
And you are using the 20mms.... on stock wheels? no problems right?
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Fujita Engineering (FEED) has a spacer kit for the RX-8 for the stock wheels... +18mm front and +23mm rear spacers... The cost however is ¥41,790 or about $373.00 at the current yen rate.
http://www.pac-gate.co.jp/feed/rx8.html follow the link and scroll down the page and you'll see the kit...
http://www.pac-gate.co.jp/feed/rx8.html follow the link and scroll down the page and you'll see the kit...
Last edited by Dragonfc3s; 10-28-2005 at 08:57 AM.
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yep
I use the 2x20mm spacer = 40 mm total space
no problem
looks really nice (front + rear)
A friend of me buy them too
he should "cut" 1mm of the nutts cause they touch inside the space of the wheel
me : nothing, I've got the rotora rotors and I think they are a little bigger (1mm) than stock.
We take the 20 mm spacer : if you want to lower your car it's the maximum
with 30 mm you can't
sorry for my english
I use the 2x20mm spacer = 40 mm total space
no problem
looks really nice (front + rear)
A friend of me buy them too
he should "cut" 1mm of the nutts cause they touch inside the space of the wheel
me : nothing, I've got the rotora rotors and I think they are a little bigger (1mm) than stock.
We take the 20 mm spacer : if you want to lower your car it's the maximum
with 30 mm you can't
sorry for my english
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Originally Posted by florent75
yep
I use the 2x20mm spacer = 40 mm total space
no problem
looks really nice (front + rear)
A friend of me buy them too
he should "cut" 1mm of the nutts cause they touch inside the space of the wheel
me : nothing, I've got the rotora rotors and I think they are a little bigger (1mm) than stock.
We take the 20 mm spacer : if you want to lower your car it's the maximum
with 30 mm you can't
sorry for my english
I use the 2x20mm spacer = 40 mm total space
no problem
looks really nice (front + rear)
A friend of me buy them too
he should "cut" 1mm of the nutts cause they touch inside the space of the wheel
me : nothing, I've got the rotora rotors and I think they are a little bigger (1mm) than stock.
We take the 20 mm spacer : if you want to lower your car it's the maximum
with 30 mm you can't
sorry for my english
can you show me some pictures?
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could you tell me where you got the brackets?
are you in the states? which dealer can get the H&R german line?
because H&R USA doesnt have these in their application catalogue..
are you in the states? which dealer can get the H&R german line?
because H&R USA doesnt have these in their application catalogue..
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I got spacers Studded and hubcentric for the RX8 from Japan. It is the PROJECT KICS Spacer that all the D1 drivers have been using. Imported by Mackin the VOlk importers. Very good product. We use them on our cars.
What size spacer did you need?
Rishie
What size spacer did you need?
Rishie
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Originally Posted by Endless Rotaries
I got spacers Studded and hubcentric for the RX8 from Japan. It is the PROJECT KICS Spacer that all the D1 drivers have been using. Imported by Mackin the VOlk importers. Very good product. We use them on our cars.
What size spacer did you need?
Rishie
What size spacer did you need?
Rishie
Hey Rish its me Vince... you recall?
Anyways.... i've looked into the project kics before... but i was told that they wont fit on the rx8 because the oem studs are too long for project kics 10 or 15mm spacers since the oem studs will stick out past the spacer?
let me know.
im looking for 10mm and 15mm
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hi can some1 give me some advice? ive got 18 x 7.5 luftdrag rims with an offset of 42 n would like to purchase the above kit but dont kno wat lengths i shd get. im thinkin of gettin coilovers so wouldnt want my tyres to rub but i like the look of rims with an offset of 35. pl help...
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a 10mm front and 15mm rear like the guy above your would work well. That would give you out about 12mm on the front from the stock wheel size and +17mm out on the rear from stock. That should fit without any problems... If you like the look of a 35mm offset then you would just use 7mm spacers on both rims. That will give you a +9mm out from the stock wheel size. Since you already have the wheels on your car you can also just measure how much room you have left to go out without any interferance and buy that size as well...
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Yo what's up Vince. Ya I remember you. This all depends on whether or not the wheel you are using has a cavity in the "mating pad" to suck up that extra stud that sticks thru the spacer. That's inevitable if you don't have a 25mm spacer. Typically the studs are 25mm.
High end wheels like Volk, Work, Racing Hart, AME, etc... have a cavity behind the wheel allowing for you to use even like 10mm studded spacers.
Just one word of advice, do not purchase thinner wheels than ones recommended by factory. Especially on the RX8. I would honestly have you save your money on spacers and purchase proper wheels for this vehicle. They even make cheap wide wheels now.
I know the wheel fitment in and out on the RX8 now that I got one, even with varying alignment settings so I'm more than willing to help consult or walk anyone thru their offset/front or backspacing concerns. Or even the pros or cons to the setup you "think" you might want to get.
I kinda don't like to offer solutions to things I may not tend to agree with. So usually I always ask the question: "Why?" first. Then if it makes sense i'm allllll for helping you acheive your objective. But i definitely would never advocate leading you in the wrong direction.
Vince you know me so you probably know how I do it.
Laters, Rishie
KICS only makes, 15, 20, 25, 30.
Shoot me an email with the wheels you are using these with and I'll tell you what's up. sales@autornd.com
High end wheels like Volk, Work, Racing Hart, AME, etc... have a cavity behind the wheel allowing for you to use even like 10mm studded spacers.
Just one word of advice, do not purchase thinner wheels than ones recommended by factory. Especially on the RX8. I would honestly have you save your money on spacers and purchase proper wheels for this vehicle. They even make cheap wide wheels now.
I know the wheel fitment in and out on the RX8 now that I got one, even with varying alignment settings so I'm more than willing to help consult or walk anyone thru their offset/front or backspacing concerns. Or even the pros or cons to the setup you "think" you might want to get.
I kinda don't like to offer solutions to things I may not tend to agree with. So usually I always ask the question: "Why?" first. Then if it makes sense i'm allllll for helping you acheive your objective. But i definitely would never advocate leading you in the wrong direction.
Vince you know me so you probably know how I do it.
Laters, Rishie
KICS only makes, 15, 20, 25, 30.
Shoot me an email with the wheels you are using these with and I'll tell you what's up. sales@autornd.com
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Hey Rish,
thanks for your offer to help. really appreciate it!
I am running on 18x8 Work 3 piece VS-SS offset 45 on all 4 corners right now.... so the rear wheels really look caved into the fenders right now...
Yes there is a cavity in the back of my wheels... and i believe they are 6mm deep.
with the 45 offset wheels now i am currently 5mm out from stock front and rear.... i want to end up somewhere with the rear out 20mm from stock and the fronts 10-15 out from stock....
i just want the wheels to be closest to flush with the fenders....
any help you can offer me would be great rish. I've always been eyeing the project kics but i always thought they wouldnt fit because the cavity of my wheels are only 6mm.....
thanks for your offer to help. really appreciate it!
I am running on 18x8 Work 3 piece VS-SS offset 45 on all 4 corners right now.... so the rear wheels really look caved into the fenders right now...
Yes there is a cavity in the back of my wheels... and i believe they are 6mm deep.
with the 45 offset wheels now i am currently 5mm out from stock front and rear.... i want to end up somewhere with the rear out 20mm from stock and the fronts 10-15 out from stock....
i just want the wheels to be closest to flush with the fenders....
any help you can offer me would be great rish. I've always been eyeing the project kics but i always thought they wouldnt fit because the cavity of my wheels are only 6mm.....
Originally Posted by Endless Rotaries
Yo what's up Vince. Ya I remember you. This all depends on whether or not the wheel you are using has a cavity in the "mating pad" to suck up that extra stud that sticks thru the spacer. That's inevitable if you don't have a 25mm spacer. Typically the studs are 25mm.
High end wheels like Volk, Work, Racing Hart, AME, etc... have a cavity behind the wheel allowing for you to use even like 10mm studded spacers.
Just one word of advice, do not purchase thinner wheels than ones recommended by factory. Especially on the RX8. I would honestly have you save your money on spacers and purchase proper wheels for this vehicle. They even make cheap wide wheels now.
I know the wheel fitment in and out on the RX8 now that I got one, even with varying alignment settings so I'm more than willing to help consult or walk anyone thru their offset/front or backspacing concerns. Or even the pros or cons to the setup you "think" you might want to get.
I kinda don't like to offer solutions to things I may not tend to agree with. So usually I always ask the question: "Why?" first. Then if it makes sense i'm allllll for helping you acheive your objective. But i definitely would never advocate leading you in the wrong direction.
Vince you know me so you probably know how I do it.
Laters, Rishie
KICS only makes, 15, 20, 25, 30.
Shoot me an email with the wheels you are using these with and I'll tell you what's up. sales@autornd.com
High end wheels like Volk, Work, Racing Hart, AME, etc... have a cavity behind the wheel allowing for you to use even like 10mm studded spacers.
Just one word of advice, do not purchase thinner wheels than ones recommended by factory. Especially on the RX8. I would honestly have you save your money on spacers and purchase proper wheels for this vehicle. They even make cheap wide wheels now.
I know the wheel fitment in and out on the RX8 now that I got one, even with varying alignment settings so I'm more than willing to help consult or walk anyone thru their offset/front or backspacing concerns. Or even the pros or cons to the setup you "think" you might want to get.
I kinda don't like to offer solutions to things I may not tend to agree with. So usually I always ask the question: "Why?" first. Then if it makes sense i'm allllll for helping you acheive your objective. But i definitely would never advocate leading you in the wrong direction.
Vince you know me so you probably know how I do it.
Laters, Rishie
KICS only makes, 15, 20, 25, 30.
Shoot me an email with the wheels you are using these with and I'll tell you what's up. sales@autornd.com
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