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spacers for rear: yes or no?
I have a stock 1971 1302. My plan includes lowering the front 1½-2 inches, and the rear 0-½ inch. I am planning to buy front and rear disc brakes drilled to a 5x100 pattern, a strut tower bar, front and rear anti-sway bars, a flip-it bump steer kit, caster fix bushings from TopLine. I have 16x6½-et42 wheels which will have 205/55-16 tires.
Given that the track of a 1302 is wider in the front and the wheels I like do not come in varying widths, should I use spacers on the rear wheels to compensate? It is estimated that the outside edge of the wheel will extend an extra 17mm (0.68 in) already. |
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if you are running disc brakes in the rear, they generally widen your rear track. You may not need spacers.
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Here's what I found when looking up some cars with regards to front and rear track (in inches):
65.7 / 63.6 - 2004 Ferrari 360 Modena Spider 66.5 / 64.6 - 2005 Ferrari 612 Scagliretti F1 58.2 / 57.1 - 1975 Porsche 914 53.1 / 52.4 - 1976 Porsche 912E 59.0 / 59.0 - 2005 Chrysler Crossfire 58.9 / 59.3 - 2005 Mazda RX-8 63.0 / 63.7 - 2005 Ford GT 57.9 / 60.1 - 2004 Porsche 911 4S Coupe Conclusion: None. Last edited by oasis; December 1st 2004 at 02:46. |
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