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    #16
    Best spacers are from Rogue engineering!

    Check out their website and compare the differences!

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      #17
      What about these for you??

      They look like copy's of the H&R's

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        #18
        Chris you have PM

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          #19
          Hey Bryce, I've got 12mm all round and I'm on Standard Suspension mate. Don't have any photos at the moment, something I'm distinctly lacking off these days. Car is a disgusting sight right now, I should be ashamed.

          Looks and feels much better with the 12mm spacers, I looked at Chris's photos when deciding on whether to go 12mm or 15mm, there's some cracking photos there.

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            #20
            I've just whacked some 12mm spacers on today, looks a bit wider than it should with only 24mm increase.
            Had a little test drive to make sure the wheels weren't going to fall off. It feels pretty good, might even be a bit better in the corner than before?

            Do spacers improve the handling?, sure feels good:smt055

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              #21
              Originally posted by toplad View Post
              I've just whacked some 12mm spacers on today, looks a bit wider than it should with only 24mm increase.
              Had a little test drive to make sure the wheels weren't going to fall off. It feels pretty good, might even be a bit better in the corner than before?

              Do spacers improve the handling?, sure feels good:smt055
              The slightly wider track will give it better stability when fronts are done, i.e turn in

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                #22
                spacers

                running 15mm H&R's all round with stock suspension. Thought mine looked good til i saw the white wrapped csl @ cambourne on the 22nd October. Rear csl mags on the front, absolute dogs b******s!!:thumbs:

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by DazBlackCSL View Post
                  The slightly wider track will give it better stability when fronts are done, i.e turn in
                  What about with all 4 done, any difference?

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                    #24
                    Generally a wider track will give you better cornering stability at both ends, but t really so noticeable on the road, But the front is more important due to the natural understeer of the car

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                      #25
                      Shimmy, would you recommend them if so what type and part number. :thumbs:

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
                        Shimmy, would you recommend them if so what type and part number. :thumbs:
                        I just bought 4 x 12mm Eibach and extended bolts and eventually extended locking bolts. No idea on part numbers but obviously 5x120mm pattern.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
                          Shimmy, would you recommend them if so what type and part number. :thumbs:
                          I have these

                          http://forums.m3cutters.co.uk/showthread.php?t=26251

                          All good so far up to 150 mph :thumbs:

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by toplad View Post
                            What about with all 4 done, any difference?
                            As shim said generally yes, but only really noticeable on track, I was running 15mm all round, on clubsport KW suspension.

                            Black anodised KW spacers ... very nice looking as they don't go all tarnished over time



                            :whistle:

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by bryce View Post
                              Think Im on 10mm's all round Shim
                              +1

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by toplad View Post
                                I have these

                                http://forums.m3cutters.co.uk/showthread.php?t=26251

                                All good so far up to 150 mph :thumbs:
                                x2 although the locking nuts supplied are tarnishing a little bit already. Only been on a couple of months.

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