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RE: Spacers - what size did everyone go with? - redrovor - 17-02-2016 03:03am
(13-02-2016 09:20pm)Nickj Wrote: If anyone's after a full set (4) of nearly new 25mm h&r hub centric spacers mine will be available in 2/3 weeks. Bought brand new a few months ago and only covered a few 100 miles so mint with all original boxes. Pm me if Interested.
Decided I'm going aftermarket alloys so won't be required anymore.
What size tires are you going with?
RE: Spacers - what size did everyone go with? - Nickj - 17-02-2016 08:02pm
Thinking I'm going for these. 20" and 10" wide. Similar to the new 5 spoke but with a big dish. Going for 275/40/20 so will be same overall rolling diameter but wider.
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RE: Spacers - what size did everyone go with? - benzina - 08-04-2016 09:26am
Interested to hear from those that have fitted spacers, whether they noticed increased inner side wear on the tires?
I ask this as, i have read elsewhere regarding spacers, that this can happen due to the increased leverage of the track.
Interested to hear how the Evoque's geometry handles this aspect. Thanks in advance.
RE: Spacers - what size did everyone go with? - M13 - 08-04-2016 03:52pm
I've just order a set of H&R 25mm Spacers myself, will post some photos once they arrive and are fitted!
RE: Spacers - what size did everyone go with? - wheels - 09-04-2016 10:55am
(08-04-2016 09:26am)benzina Wrote: Interested to hear from those that have fitted spacers, whether they noticed increased inner side wear on the tires?Think that would be minimal. Suppose you could see it with 40-50mm spacers.
I ask this as, i have read elsewhere regarding spacers, that this can happen due to the increased leverage of the track.
Interested to hear how the Evoque's geometry handles this aspect. Thanks in advance.
It would have much greater effect if you fitted wider rims and tires, because the camber would be effectivly more
The pressure on the outer part of the tire would be less. All this if you have negative camber in the first place