New FType-R Owner With Fitment Question
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New FType-R Owner With Fitment Question
Hello All,
I am hoping if anyone can give me info regarding wheel spacers. I am having a hard time finding the right spacer for my 2017 FType-R. Manufacturers are saying that it's too newfor them to have. Does anyone know the actual fitments or if the fitment from an older model would be be the same? Thank you so much!
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I am hoping if anyone can give me info regarding wheel spacers. I am having a hard time finding the right spacer for my 2017 FType-R. Manufacturers are saying that it's too newfor them to have. Does anyone know the actual fitments or if the fitment from an older model would be be the same? Thank you so much!
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These guys know the F-Type. Type in Model XXR if you want to see what they have online:
Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings for your car! | Motorsport Tech Cart
Don't go wider than 15 or 17mm spacers with OEM tires or 10-12 mm if you move up to the 305s in the rear.
Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings for your car! | Motorsport Tech Cart
Don't go wider than 15 or 17mm spacers with OEM tires or 10-12 mm if you move up to the 305s in the rear.
Last edited by Unhingd; 12-14-2016 at 02:22 PM.
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These guys know the F-Type. Type in Model XXR if you want to see what they have online:
Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings for your car! Motorsport Tech Cart
Don't go wider than 15 or 17mm spacers with OEM tires or 10-12 mm if you move up to the 305s in the rear.
Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings for your car! Motorsport Tech Cart
Don't go wider than 15 or 17mm spacers with OEM tires or 10-12 mm if you move up to the 305s in the rear.
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Unhinged - on the group buy 17mm spacer thread it was agreed that '17mm - without lowering - you can easily fit a 305 tire and 17mm spacer' .... so this is not true?
I have 17mm spacers waiting on my F-Type and plan on PSS rears. If any scraping/rubbing issues and I'll have to change my plan or be happy with 295 stock size (would rather use 305).
I have 17mm spacers waiting on my F-Type and plan on PSS rears. If any scraping/rubbing issues and I'll have to change my plan or be happy with 295 stock size (would rather use 305).
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Unhinged - on the group buy 17mm spacer thread it was agreed that '17mm - without lowering - you can easily fit a 305 tire and 17mm spacer' .... so this is not true?
I have 17mm spacers waiting on my F-Type and plan on PSS rears. If any scraping/rubbing issues and I'll have to change my plan or be happy with 295 stock size (would rather use 305).
I have 17mm spacers waiting on my F-Type and plan on PSS rears. If any scraping/rubbing issues and I'll have to change my plan or be happy with 295 stock size (would rather use 305).
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That was before I tested the limits of travel going over a curb leaving a tight driveway. If you don't plan on doing that (which is a good concept) you'll be ok. (and you won't Read it in The F'ing Manual)
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Clearly, one good curb or pothole is going to fully compress the suspension, so lowering or not is less a mitigating or contributing factor in this equation.
Would really prefer to avoid tire rubs.
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6mm spacers on the back. I have calculated that is the thickest spacer that can be used to ensure full strength thread contact. I am now holding off doing anythig else since I will eventually acquire some ultralight wheels with the proper offset to obviate the need for spacers.
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i will add to unhingd's boundless knowledge on these, i am running 15mm on mine..fit great except when you have a new tire in the rear, your trunk is loaded full of luggage and you have two people in the jag. pretty much rubbed every bump, no damage to the tire or fender but definitely annoying and stress causing during long drives. 295s, 15mm, H&R springs.
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6mm spacers on the back. I have calculated that is the thickest spacer that can be used to ensure full strength thread contact. I am now holding off doing anythig else since I will eventually acquire some ultralight wheels with the proper offset to obviate the need for spacers.
I love the Maelstrom wheels. Have you found anything similar that you're eyeing?
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i will add to unhingd's boundless knowledge on these, i am running 15mm on mine..fit great except when you have a new tire in the rear, your trunk is loaded full of luggage and you have two people in the jag. pretty much rubbed every bump, no damage to the tire or fender but definitely annoying and stress causing during long drives. 295s, 15mm, H&R springs.
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I’ve been looking at the Forgeline hybrid forged spokes/CF barrel (18 lbs/ea.) They have a couple variations that are close, but the price point ($15k/set) is a bit sobering.
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