Best place to buy wheel spacers
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While looking to see what they were worth I found these:
List price $379.99 Sale Price $69.00 and free shipping with Prime. It would probably be easier for you to order them from Amazon.
Amazon.com: ECCPP® (4) 25mm (1") 5x4.75 to 5x4.75 12 x 1.5 Studs Wheel Spacers Adapters for Chevrolet Chevy Corvette Camaro S10 GMC S15 Jimmy Pontiac Firebird GTO: Automotive
List price $379.99 Sale Price $69.00 and free shipping with Prime. It would probably be easier for you to order them from Amazon.
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Folks bumping this thread since I can not seem to find hubcentric spacers that will fit the XJS.
I need 3mm to 5mm spacers upfront and can't find anything that will clear the 74.1mm hub our cars have. ( I searched and searched including Bernards site)
Any recommendations?
I need 3mm to 5mm spacers upfront and can't find anything that will clear the 74.1mm hub our cars have. ( I searched and searched including Bernards site)
Any recommendations?
Last edited by TTG*; 08-08-2017 at 06:31 PM.
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For a spacer 5x120 will not be an issue just drill holes a little bigger if they rub. The most important parts are.
Hubcenrtic so they fit snugly on the hub and in the wheel centre bore, and machined flat with ideally no runout. Also make sure you have enough bite on the wheel nuts or you could pull the nuts off the studs.
My spacers were custom machined by the shop I bought my wheels from.
Hubcenrtic so they fit snugly on the hub and in the wheel centre bore, and machined flat with ideally no runout. Also make sure you have enough bite on the wheel nuts or you could pull the nuts off the studs.
My spacers were custom machined by the shop I bought my wheels from.
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Hubcentricity: The great Bernard Emden explains it well:
Hubcentric Adapter
On a Jaguar hub this is essential and safety critical. These seem OK:
https://www.ezaccessory.com/Hub_Cent...475-5475hg.htm
Hubcentric Adapter
On a Jaguar hub this is essential and safety critical. These seem OK:
https://www.ezaccessory.com/Hub_Cent...475-5475hg.htm
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For a spacer 5x120 will not be an issue just drill holes a little bigger if they rub. The most important parts are.
Hubcenrtic so they fit snugly on the hub and in the wheel centre bore, and machined flat with ideally no runout. Also make sure you have enough bite on the wheel nuts or you could pull the nuts off the studs.
My spacers were custom machined by the shop I bought my wheels from.
Hubcenrtic so they fit snugly on the hub and in the wheel centre bore, and machined flat with ideally no runout. Also make sure you have enough bite on the wheel nuts or you could pull the nuts off the studs.
My spacers were custom machined by the shop I bought my wheels from.
Hubcentricity: The great Bernard Emden explains it well:
Hubcentric Adapter
On a Jaguar hub this is essential and safety critical. These seem OK:
https://www.ezaccessory.com/Hub_Cent...475-5475hg.htm
Hubcentric Adapter
On a Jaguar hub this is essential and safety critical. These seem OK:
https://www.ezaccessory.com/Hub_Cent...475-5475hg.htm
I need 5mm max which are near impossible to find. Above link is for 1.25" which are way to big.
I was hoping that some one car provide a link for a 5mm hubcenrtic spacers that will fit our cars with no modification.
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