maroe624

So I will be installing 4th gen rear and I want my front tires to be even with my rear. So what size spacers do I get for the front? 1.5, 1.75 ? 2" ?

Zach/90\irocZ

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do some searching but rule of thumb is that 4th gen rear is 2" wider each side
hence needing 2" adapters on 3rd gen rear

maroe624

Anybody have a link to a good set? Been reading people complain about vibrations so I want a tried and tested set from a forum member.

yevgenievich

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stock 3rd gen wheels stick out almost past the fenders with 4th gen rear. 4th gen wheels or c5 wheels would fit in the rear and then front would need a 2" spacer for c5 or fourth gen wheels

885speed

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I have a 4th gen rear and 4th gen wheels on mine. I put 2" spacers in the front that I got off of ebay, but have yet to put any miles on them so I couldn't particularly give a tested review of those particular ones at this time. IIRC they were made by a company called Sixity.
Fitment as far as how far the wheel sticks out front to rear is spot on.

Main thing is to just give a little extra care when bolting them on the car and the wheels onto the spacers, as to make sure the lug nuts center everything up nicely. I also chose to use a dab of blue Loctite as cheap insurance for the lug nuts holding the spacer on the car.

Orr89RocZ

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He wants to space stock wheels out to match stock wheels on the 4th gen rear, which get pushed out between 1.5-2”

imo i wouldnt do it and just live with the look. Imo its not a bad look and more spaced out wheels on front would look too skateboard ish

Zach/90\irocZ

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https://www.motorsport-tech.com/wheel_adapters.html

I have purchase a couple from them but gonna pay a little more for quality