Hub Centric Spacers
08-21-2009, 02:35 PM
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Hub Centric Spacers
I am making my own hub centric spacers for my C6 front brake upgrade on my '90. My street wheels are torq thrust Ms which have very little caliper clearance so I will need to move the wheel out a bit. I already have longer racing studs, but my question is:
How thin can I safely make it? I need about 1/2" or 13mm and I was planning on having a 9mm recess for the wheel bearing hub to go into and then a 9mm hub for the wheel to go over. Is the remaining 4mm overlap good enough? Would anyone be willing to measure some that they have for me?
How thin can I safely make it? I need about 1/2" or 13mm and I was planning on having a 9mm recess for the wheel bearing hub to go into and then a 9mm hub for the wheel to go over. Is the remaining 4mm overlap good enough? Would anyone be willing to measure some that they have for me?
