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    Best place to buy wheel spacers

    Iam after a full set of spacers for CESIL, i purchased a set of Bimecc Hubcentric for my std M3 through a M3 cutters site sponsor for around £136 for 4 inc extended nuts, and have been very happy with them, However I mentioned to my local indy about getting a set for the CSL and he said to be wary of the cheaper brands as thet can fail.. Anyone had any bad experiences with 'cheaper' spacers? I don't want to cut corners but also don't wanna throw money away unnecessarily, I was thinking 12mm all round, Thanks in advance guys.

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    Originally posted by mr sagman
    Iam after a full set of spacers for CESIL, i purchased a set of Bimecc Hubcentric for my std M3 through a M3 cutters site sponsor for around £136 for 4 inc extended nuts, and have been very happy with them, However I mentioned to my local indy about getting a set for the CSL and he said to be wary of the cheaper brands as thet can fail.. Anyone had any bad experiences with 'cheaper' spacers? I don't want to cut corners but also don't wanna throw money away unnecessarily, I was thinking 12mm all round, Thanks in advance guys.
    Simpson Motorsports for your choice of spacers and extended wheel studs
    Demon Tweeks in Wrexham also have an extensive range in stock

    12mm all round
    I run 15mm all round on 3 degree camber. the rear 15mm spacers can rub the inner arches on oem suspension and geo settings.

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      #3
      Larkspeed tend to have good prices.

      I use Eibach and Turner Motorsport spacers - 15mm front & 12mm rear

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        While we're talking about spacers, I had two sets of H&R Trak+ spacers come with my CSL from the last owner. Are these any good? Spacers are quite illegal over here in Australia, but plenty of people still use them.

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