Wheel spacers Yes or no.??

[Steve&Janey]

Thinking of changing my rimstock alloys on s2 k series, but seems you need wheel spacers for rears if you fit exige y type spider alloys, Cant even get aftermaket rims without using spacers.
Not sure i like idea of a 20mm thick alloy rim holding my rear wheels on.?
anyone used them.?

[softlips]

I've always been very suspicious of them personally.

[Si_F]

Thinking of changing my rimstock alloys on s2 k series, but seems you need wheel spacers for rears if you fit exige y type spider alloys, Cant even get aftermaket rims without using spacers.
Not sure i like idea of a 20mm thick alloy rim holding my rear wheels on.?
anyone used them.?

Hub centric spacers are fine, not cheap but if you have to use a spacer then this is the type to use.

[Dennis]

I have used hubs enteric spacers before, get some quality items from someone you trust and there should not be an issue.

[Mark H]

Been using these for years with no issues both on the road and track:

http://www.eliseparts.com/products/show ... pacers-s2/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[MartL]

Been using these for years with no issues both on the road and track:

http://www.eliseparts.com/products/show ... pacers-s2/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

So have I - No issues - actually make popping the wheels on and off easier, having studs to slide the wheels onto, instead of the OEM nuts.

[albutch]

Me too.