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Running with spacers

Andy Tims

New member
Have bought some spacers to use with my 17" trackday wheels, but wonder what peoples experiences were of running with spacers fitted all the time in conjection with Fuchs alloys. Not fitted them yet - 26 & 31mm

Handling impact?
Trashed wheels bearings?

Cheers
 
Those spacers will be too big to use with your Fuchs (unless I misunderstand your question).

I use 7mm spacers and long wheel studs all the time with Fuchs and have no problems. If you do track days you have to replace things like wheel bearings more often (IMHO) so I don't see any problem.

RB
 
Richard

The spacers are for the 17" Boxster wheels I am going to use for trackdays only, but I was wondering about leaving them on if they didn't cause the Fuchs to bash into the arches.
 

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