i just bought some 17's off trademe.

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i just bought some 17's off trademe.

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they were on a s14 silvia.

will they fit or do i need spacers?
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Spacers. I think the syliva's are around a +45 or +38 offset, Starions are +18
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Yeah I agree. Spacers will be the go. There is a speed shop in penrose that can do aluminium bolt on spacers any specs you like. A mate of mine just got a set of 30mm ones for $240! I can find out the name of the shop tomorrow.?
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Spacers are not legal :( :( . Your insurance can be void in the event of an accident if you are unlucky to get a smart assed insurance assessor. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to be aware of this
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Aren't s14 5 stud?
could be a problem unless you have a Jd
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OLD FART wrote:Spacers are not legal :( :( . Your insurance can be void in the event of an accident if you are unlucky to get a smart assed insurance assessor. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to be aware of this
In NZ you can get them certified up to 25mm. I have a set on mine. :wink:
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Post by crshbndct »

the guy just rang me and told me i couldnt have them anymore

so now i got $450 to spend on someting for the car.

new gearbox, and wastegate separator i think
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unlucky mate :P

if you're desperate i've got 17's for sale...
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i`m pretty sure his car is 5 stud (JE) like a widebody..
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