Looking for some Proven brand 25mm spacers

[master chief]

Hi all.

I need some 25mm or so, spacers for my S14, 5 studs.
I want them to be the type that has pressed in studs, and does not require longer studs, instead of the oem.

Allso i want them to be HUB and WHELL Centric, obviously.

I guess this is general enough....

I see many brands on ebay, but i dont want to go wrong with such a vital ,safety component.

I will be using the car for Drag, and Drift as well as Road Racing, so i am looking for something Strong, Light and most importantly - reliable and performance proven by you.

So if anyone has some experience with a certain brand, please let me know wich one and where can i get them.

I'dd also be happy to hear if you recomand against certain brands, so i could stay away from them.

Thanks,
Dany.

[Water]

I have the ebay ones in 15mm flavor. Had em for a couple years now. The "TC sportline" ones. They're hubcentric and have the studs pressed in. I did break one stud on them but that was more or less my fault.

[wizdom240]

Project KICS

[sebastien538]

Project KICS

X2

[master chief]

the Project KICS, are not HUB Centric.... i want Hub centric.

What about the Eibach ones ? They look to be in pair with the H&R, but i dont see them listed for the S14, though the 350Z listing, should fit the S14..... No ?

For H&R for example the S14 DRM spacer is the same as the 350Z one....Same part numbers.

[Water]

I take back my comments on the ebay ones. Shoulda knocked on wood or something. Since then, I've broken *4* keys for the lugs they provide. Completely sheering off the the little pegs. Now my spacers are stuck on...which is awesome.

[VersionS13]

I can still get you the Ichiba's

[master chief]

I am still undecided.
I might just end up getting better offset wheels....
The Sport Max + 25mm Spacers, its getting to heavy for my liking.

[MiamiGrinch240]

If you change your mind about the studs, go with Nismo 50 or 60mm and wheeladapter.com spacers.

I got some 10mm Hub/Wheel centric spacers from them that are a perfect fit.
They are made to order. Pic here is on my car with Nismo 60mm studs

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v314/SFL240SX/Miscelaneous%20Pics/10-6-2006002.jpg

[Sleepy_Steve]

Look nicer than the junk I got lol... Maybe there's a decent reason they're not yet on the car. Who knows.

Mainly its because I still need longer studs for them. Do you guys run the stock lug nuts for spaced out wheels or do you all need to go open faced?

[Jerry-King]

If you change your mind about the studs, go with Nismo 50 or 60mm and wheeladapter.com spacers.

I got some 10mm Hub/Wheel centric spacers from them that are a perfect fit.
They are made to order. Pic here is on my car with Nismo 60mm studs

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v314/SFL240SX/Miscelaneous%20Pics/10-6-2006002.jpg

Hey Kyle! Long time! Jerry aka jk240sx here! Yes +1 on wheeladapters.com. spacers made to order!

[S13NismoStyle]

ive ran some 25mm (1 inch) bolt on adapter style wheels spacers for over 2 years that i bought from the website ezaccessory.com. They are Hubcentric aluminum spacers that i bought for like $85 a pair. Ive taken the wheel off god only knows how many times and ive never had any issues with them at all. just make sure you tell them that you need the 12X1.25 thread pattern on the studs. much cheaper than just about anywhere else you can get spacers that size and very good quality.

[layhum]

Hey guys. This is a perfect post for me because I am having offset issues. I need 25mm spacers but I want to know if it is safe to go that wide. What are the potential pros and cons that comes with wheel spacers?

:) Lay

[master chief]

If its a good brand, that carries a TUV approvel or simmilar for that certain spacer - you are pretty safe - H&R / Eibach are what i looked into.
Both are hgh quality (and price, but safty is most important) and light compared to other brands.

For 25mm wide, i would only go with BOLT ONspacers, and not long studs.

A major CON is the additional weight.