Spacers

[dylan8]

Cops can defect so much these
Days so I dont bother anymore I don't live in town or a city so not that much police so I'm good
They're not 'illegal' just defectable without engineering

No they are illegal, if something happened and you caused someone to be injured/killed because of them you would be in big trouble, being defected would be the least of your issues
That's the case in Victoria anyway, don't know where Maitland is....

[dylan8]

Btw, first ones aren't wheel centric.
I would question the grade of the material if both of then.

[Ben J]

They wouldn't be defectable if they weren't illegal Most of us on here are happy to push our luck with the law a little (and often get raped with fines for doing so) but don't want you to be under the impressions that they are legal, so running them is at your own risk. Out of curiosity, what are the specs of the wheels are you trying to push out 50mm? Thats a ****ing huge spacer haha

[anthony--t]

I'm assuming these are for stock wheels. I say save the money you would spend on spacers and find nicer wheels. They're heaps of choices in 4x100.

I'm with Dylan, those spacers you've posted look dodgy...

[dylan8]

I'm assuming these are for stock wheels. I say save the money you would spend on spacers and find nicer wheels. They're heaps of choices in 4x100.

I'm with Dylan, those spacers you've posted look dodgy...

I think your right.
yeah like they might be fine... but after working with different grades of material and some of the rubbish that comes out asia/china, no way id be putting it on my car when its structural without knowing exactly what it is and if it was up to the task

[shooitt]

I'm all for spacers, but 50mm spacers? nah. 20mm is the biggest I'd go. EZaccessory <---awesome, cheap hub-centric spacers here. They also sell a range of longer bolts in different seats. Been using these for a few years on different cars and never had a problem.