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  1. 07-12-2008 08:03 AM #1
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    Hay guys, quick Q. Trying to buy wheel spacers for a gift for a freind with a '04 S4. I know he wants 10mm. Were should I buy, and do I need longer bolts for him. Any info will help. thanks guys.
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  2. 07-12-2008 09:00 AM #2
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    Re: wheel spacers

    If you need them fast go with the H&R's. If you don't, go with the MTM's. Both are going to cost the same.

    MTM's are $155 and include new bolts

    H&R's are $95 and the bolts will run you $4 x 10 another $40.

    That is for a pair, one box, two wheels!
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    Re: wheel spacers

    i have a set of motorsport techs 10mm dual drilled 5x100/112 hub centric (57.1)spacers. never used i'll sell for $70 shipped. buy the bolts from ecstuning.com for $2.95 a bolt and it will cost about as much as just the H&R spacers
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    Re: wheel spacers

    buy at ecstuning.com you can get a kit that comes with the longer bolts needed and the spacers. plus they have all sizes incase you wanna get 12mm or something like that.
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    Re: wheel spacers

    Try Achtuning. They are very honest and will stay on the phone forever to explain every bit of detail. I went through 3 sets of spacers and Achtuning finally got it right. I got the 15mm and 20mm H&R DR series with extended bolts for a little over $200 shipped. Good luck.
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    Re: wheel spacers

    Not to hijack this thread, but what is the most popular spacer to run? Is it 10mm?

    Just wondering what everyone thinks...
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    Re: wheel spacers

    Quote Originally Posted by covertS4driver View Post
    Not to hijack this thread, but what is the most popular spacer to run? Is it 10mm?

    Just wondering what everyone thinks...
    I think this is my next mod, guess it depends on your wheel but seems like most rock the 10's, ive seen a few people post that they have 8 in front and 10 in the back but no pictures
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    Re: wheel spacers

    Stock Avus with 15mm

    Lowered to 25.5" no rubbing.
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  9. 07-13-2008 01:20 AM #9
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    Re: wheel spacers

    Quote Originally Posted by S4J View Post
    Stock Avus with 15mm

    Lowered to 25.5" no rubbing.
    hrmmm.... looks like ill be getting 15mm instead. Any more?
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  10. 07-13-2008 08:56 AM #10
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    Re: wheel spacers

    While we're on the topic...what are people running on their B7s? Same?
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    Re: wheel spacers

    just put on 10mm front and rear.

    kinda regret not getting something bigger for the rear. oh well.
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