Thread #2463

available backspacing on y33?

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chmercerNovember 28, 2006
#34976

available backspacing on y33?

im curious, does anyone know if a 9.5j +45 will actually mount to either axle of a y33? this would be with stock type struts so there would be more room, but im not exactly sure how much. this would be like a temporary thing. also the tires would be stretched so the only clearance variable would be the actual rim.
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im curious, does anyone know if a 9.5j +45 will actually mount to either axle of a y33? this would be with stock type struts so there would be more room, but im not exactly sure how much. this would be like a temporary thing. also the tires would be stretched so the only clearance variable would be the actual rim.
TransformCelsiorNovember 28, 2006
#34983

Re: available backspacing on y33?

chmercer wrote:
im curious, does anyone know if a 9.5j +45 will actually mount to either axle of a y33? this would be with stock type struts so there would be more room, but im not exactly sure how much. this would be like a temporary thing. also the tires would be stretched so the only clearance variable would be the actual rim.


you will need a 25mm adapter spacer for 9.5 +45. this will bring you down to 9.5 +20 offset (45 - 25 =20) and will fit flush . A 19 x 9.5 via +45 will be tooooooo sunken in, it will look bad.


I have a pair of 30 mm spacer adapter for the front and a pair of 25 mm adapter spacer for the rear. The are billet 1015 (or whatever aluminum # they are called) made for y33 q45 specs. I was gonna use them for my AME LX wheels. I bought it for 120, you can have em for 80 shipped.

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im curious, does anyone know if a 9.5j +45 will actually mount to either axle of a y33? this would be with stock type struts so there would be more room, but im not exactly sure how much. this would be like a temporary thing. also the tires would be stretched so the only clearance variable would be the actual rim.
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you will need a 25mm adapter spacer for 9.5 +45. this will bring you down to 9.5 +20 offset (45 - 25 =20) and will fit flush . A 19 x 9.5 via +45 will be tooooooo sunken in, it will look bad.


I have a pair of 30 mm spacer adapter for the front and a pair of 25 mm adapter spacer for the rear. The are billet 1015 (or whatever aluminum # they are called) made for y33 q45 specs. I was gonna use them for my AME LX wheels. I bought it for 120, you can have em for 80 shipped.

RASRX7November 29, 2006
#34990

Re: available backspacing on y33?

i think those will rub on the insides (control arms/struts) without the adapters..??
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i think those will rub on the insides (control arms/struts) without the adapters..??
TransformCelsiorNovember 29, 2006
#34994

Re: available backspacing on y33?

yeah they might rub.

he has to get the spacer adapters for sure.

RASRX7 wrote:
i think those will rub on the insides (control arms/struts) without the adapters..??
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yeah they might rub.

he has to get the spacer adapters for sure.

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i think those will rub on the insides (control arms/struts) without the adapters..??
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GrantNovember 29, 2006
#34996

Re: available backspacing on y33?

CarlssonRL wrote:
I have a pair of 30 mm spacer adapter for the front and a  pair of 25 mm adapter spacer for the rear. The are billet 1015 (or whatever aluminum # they are called) made for y33 q45 specs. I was gonna use them for my AME LX wheels. I bought it for 120, you can have em for 80 shipped.


I'm guessing you're about to have a chmercer PM or email ;)

Charlie, coils are in... ;D
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[quote=CarlssonRL ]
I have a pair of 30 mm spacer adapter for the front and a  pair of 25 mm adapter spacer for the rear. The are billet 1015 (or whatever aluminum # they are called) made for y33 q45 specs. I was gonna use them for my AME LX wheels. I bought it for 120, you can have em for 80 shipped.
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I'm guessing you're about to have a chmercer PM or email ;)

Charlie, coils are in... ;D