Make sure you get hubcentric ones. I grabbed some from Borne Off-Road (or Mishimoto). The issue with the small ones is you often need longer wheel studs... If you get the bigger ones then you don't as the spacer has its own studs built in.
Damn those are cheap...my ko3s were almost double that! Spacers and potentially crash bars are the cheapest route to solve the issue... unless you want to get wheels with like a +40 offset, which should give you the clearance you need without causing other rubbing
Spacers are fine.
As kids we said something similar, LilChongDong. But still not trustworthy.Spacers are fine.
When people like to talk about damage/danger from spacers this is what they are referring to:
That and buying Chicom off eBay or Amazon.
If a company called LiChongDing will sell a set (4) to you for $19.99 use some common sense.
You will still have some purist that claim any spacers are bad ju ju, begin rambling about scrub radius for the tires contact patch, and blah blah blah, but that is pretty much chicken little stuff.
When your spacers rub on the frame of the car next to you LOLSpacers are fine.
When people like to talk about damage/danger from spacers this is what they are referring to:
That and buying Chicom off eBay or Amazon.
If a company called LiChongDing will sell a set (4) to you for $19.99 use some common sense.
You will still have some purist that claim any spacers are bad ju ju, begin rambling about scrub radius for the tires contact patch, and blah blah blah, but that is pretty much chicken little stuff.
Like an early 2000s chevy with square wheel wells
