Thread #16331

Spacer Question???

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intezzaMarch 4, 2009
#232982

Spacer Question???

I have 12MM spacers that I would like to put on my rears of my 97 Lex ES300 after I figure out how to camber in more then the -3 I currently have does anybody think 12MM is to much for an 97 ES300? I have not seen any post with this type of questions I'm sorry if this has been answered already.
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I have 12MM spacers that I would like to put on my rears of my 97 Lex ES300 after I figure out how to camber in more then the -3 I currently have does anybody think 12MM is to much for an 97 ES300? I have not seen any post with this type of questions I'm sorry if this has been answered already.
charley240sxMarch 4, 2009
#233027
its hard to say if you dont provide the specs of the wheels and your suspension setup.
i had to run a 2" spacer just to clear the shocks with super negative camber.
now wheres the pics at?
Charley
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its hard to say if you dont provide the specs of the wheels and your suspension setup.
i had to run a 2" spacer just to clear the shocks with super negative camber.
now wheres the pics at?
Charley
intezzaMarch 4, 2009
#233033
I took pictures last night I just need to find my cable to download the pics.
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I took pictures last night I just need to find my cable to download the pics.
es bl155March 4, 2009
#233072
I have 25mm on my rears but im also running wheels that are 8" +40. It makes the wheels fit close to flush. but a heads up you might have more oversteer with only spacers in the rear.
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I have 25mm on my rears but im also running wheels that are 8" +40.  It makes the wheels  fit close to flush. but a heads up you might have more oversteer with only spacers in the rear.
CaoboyMarch 5, 2009
#233085
es bl155;233072 wrote: but a heads up you might have more oversteer with only spacers in the rear.



Why is this?
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[quote=es bl155;233072] but a heads up you might have more oversteer with only spacers in the rear.[/quote]
 
 
Why is this?