spacer in back do i need in front??

[freezb]

I will put 25mm spacer on my back wheels, 17-7 off set 40. do i need to put some spacer in front to, or i can let them like that? and the suspension is trd spring.

[XBernie]

Your wheels will still be sunk in all around.
If you not looking for perfect fitment, just get 25mm spacers all around.

[bluhawk]

^x2

[freezb]

the question is can i run just with spacer in the back?? or i need to put it in front to?

[XBernie]

Your wheels will still be sunk in all around.
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[bunkkaws84]

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You should ask him what kind of flush he is talking about.

We all know you are taking about pinching credit cards shaving your sidewalls on the fender on -4 camber 240sx flush . Anything other than that is "sunk in" to you. :fawk:

Remember you are in your own... yet respectful... league.

I ran 25mm spacers on my stock GT wheels, which were 6.5 inch wide +38 and it looked great.

It all depends on your taste.

[XBernie]

We all know you are taking about pinching credit cards shaving your sidewalls

If you not looking for perfect fitment, just get 25mm spacers all around.
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[freezb]

so it is ok to run with spacer in the back only????? or it's better to have the same wide on each wheels??

[109Elvar]

so it is ok to run with spacer in the back only????? or it's better to have the same wide on each wheels??

yes it is ok

[JT3]

it's okay. but if you want a better look, get spacers on the front too

[bionictony]

it's ok, but you may have a bit more understeer.

[slotoyo]

it's ok, but you may have a bit more understeer.

eh not al the time im runing just back spacers for now and nothign is off except my allginkemnt but ill fix that next week since ill be busy this week ahah.

but if your gonna buy spacers for the back might as well buy some for the front too.

[bunkkaws84]

so it is ok to run with spacer in the back only????? or it's better to have the same wide on each wheels??

No problem just running them in the back.

Once you put on the 25mm in the back, take a look at the front and see how much you want to space out (if any)

[broderp]

What little I know, you may wind up adding spacers all around.

To get the same "squareness" or "flushness" you may wind up getting two different sized spacers to acchieve the same flushness all around.

You DONT have to, if thats not your goal.

Celica's seem to have the rears in farther than the fronts anyways. Spacers in back can make them "equal" to the fronts, or closer to the fronts.

I'm looking at making my car the same front to rear, so it would appear from what I've learned I will need two different spacers, 25mm in back and 20's in front. (I think!)