I'm wanting to autox and track and wanted to know what's a safe spacer size cause i want to keep my goldie. thank you
How big of a wheel spacer can I run up to?
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i wouldnt put on in period. But thats just me. If it got to that point i would just either get different rims or upgrade to 05 STi hubs.
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theyres more to it than just changing out the hubs
axles,than diff, than alot of other crap am I right?
anyways thanks guys for the input
Spacers on stock lugs are not a good idea for track use. People manage to break studs with stock wheels and no spacers. I have used 1/4" spacers on stock lugs for autocrossing, but you have to make sure you still have enough threads on the studs to safely engage the lugnuts. I would never do it on a track. Using spacers that include longer studs is okay for autocross, but I would still be hesitant to use them on track. Bolt in spacers with integrated lugs are (probably) the most safe, but the bearings will not live very long.
How much are you looking to add? Trackwidth is good, to a point. Too much and things start getting screwed up in the steering geometry (ackerman effect, scrub radius, etc...).
How much are you looking to add? Trackwidth is good, to a point. Too much and things start getting screwed up in the steering geometry (ackerman effect, scrub radius, etc...).
Yes and your point would be? I wasnt saying all you do is put the hubs on, but i will refuse to use spacers cause when you track your car your just asking for blown bearings. And yes its axles, diff and everything in between, but well worth the upgrade.
whats your set up now?
look at it this way.... RISK vs REWARD
you risk: bearings, wheel studs
reward: idk alot about auto-x... .2-5 secs...idk
some one else chime in about that one
set up now is stock but i'm planning to swap everything over and upgrade all the links and arms, and get full coilovers. and yes probably extended studs.
Probably?
It should be definately....especially if you're going to be swapping wheels on a weekly basis. Nismo or ARP, before you ask. You can head over to nasioc and search the listings of different length studs that fit the subie, and how to get them.
It should be definately....especially if you're going to be swapping wheels on a weekly basis. Nismo or ARP, before you ask. You can head over to nasioc and search the listings of different length studs that fit the subie, and how to get them.
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