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Old 3rd September 2010, 23:39   #1
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Looking to put Turner Motorsport 12.5mm spacers all around. Will they rub in the front with Eibach's?

Hi Fellas,

Looking to lower my beast with some Eibachs and put Turner Motorsport 12.5mm all around (they don't make a 12mm). Will they rub? I have stock 19in. wheels and tires on. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

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Old 4th September 2010, 02:06   #2
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Depends on your tires. PS2's no something else maybe. PS2's have a very rounded sidwall compared to other tires of the same size.
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not a chance. I have 15mm spacers in the front on my OEM's with PS2's and I feel like I could go with 18mm spacers in the front.

I also have 12mm spacers in the rear and I think I could go with 15mm's as well (but that would be close).
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i have 12mm with hr's no rubbing at all
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Thanks Fellas. In my research on this board, I didn't find anyone using more that 12mm in fronts. Didn't know if that .5 was going to make a difference.

Thanks for the quick response. Ordering today!
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You have nothing to worry about in the front. If anything, you may get a slight rub in the rear. I have 12mm spacers all around with H&R springs and previously never had any rubbing. However, after replacing my PS2's with "non starred" PS2's, I occasionally have a slight rub in the rear on really hard bumps.
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I have them with an RDSport drop which is the lowest and I have no rubbing on PS2, Conti, Hankook, or Nitto's except in very very extreme bumps. Had it up to 190+ with no rubbing or vibration. Awesome product. Highly recommended.
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Well, the Turner's are on back order for about 3 weeks. Placed order for Macht Schnell 12mm's. I hear great things about these as well.

Thanks fellas for the guidance!
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fine in the front but mine rubbed some in the back with my kumho tires.
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