How important is the manufacturer when it comes to wheel spacers

[VaruzhM3]

I’ve gotten 3 sets of ECS spacers and every time one
of them came bent and made the steering wheel wobble. I’ve warrantied it with them and still the same problem. Ever since then I’ve only used H&R and never once had the wobble.

[digger]

These Core4 spacers have a cutout in the middle to prevent fatigue on the bolts/studs:

https://www.core4motorsports.com/pro...46-e92-e82-f82

I guess anything to charge extra to fix an issue that only exists when you've made an error

[bmw m3 s50]

As long as they pass this test I would run em

https://youtu.be/lK0bzjInqWU

Thank you for that video, it was very informative and a good way to test spacers.

[bmw m3 s50]

I’ve gotten 3 sets of ECS spacers and every time one
of them came bent and made the steering wheel wobble. I’ve warrantied it with them and still the same problem. Ever since then I’ve only used H&R and never once had the wobble.

Not surprised.

[EthanolTurbo]

I personally run Motorsports Hardware spacers and have used them for years and roughly 100k miles between my E46 M3 and 335d. Zero issues pushing both, even with 700wtq on the 335d. They're very affordable as well.

[fourmula1]

Edit: someone already posted this link. This is most important.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK0bzjInqWU

[bmw m3 s50]

I personally run Motorsports Hardware spacers and have used them for years and roughly 100k miles between my E46 M3 and 335d. Zero issues pushing both, even with 700wtq on the 335d. They're very affordable as well.

I actually wanted to run Motorsports Hardware but they don’t have 18mm spacers only 15mm and 20mm spacers.