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12-15-11, 07:10 PM

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ICHIBA v2 Wheel Spacers

Ichiba version II wheel spacers are made from Aluminum/Magnesium alloy making them incredibly strong and lightweight.
These spacers are hub centric and feature a two piece design with pressed studs. You bolt these spacers to your RX-7's hub and your wheels bolt to the spacers via their studs.

Spacers are available in 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, and 30mm.
Specs: Bolt pattern 5x114.3, Bore 67.1 and thread type 12x1.5.
Each box comes with 2 spacers enough to do one axle.

15mm, 20mm, and 25mm spacers are $125 shipped.
30mm spacers are $135 shipped.
California residents plus 8.75% sales tax. Shipping is included for the lower 48 States only. Everyone else, please contact me to calculate additional shipping costs.

My Paypal address: ibjuan at gmail dot com
Please include your real name, shipping address, forum screen name and what it is you're paying for in the comments box of your Paypal payment.
This will allow me to process your order much faster.

Thanks!

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01-10-12, 04:06 PM

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01-16-12, 03:51 PM

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01-26-12, 02:49 AM

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Thanks for all your orders!

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03-02-12, 06:32 PM

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can I pick up? I need some for topdrift this weekend! i'm in orange county!

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I've installed these on a customer's car and they're a very high quality product. I may be picking up a set soon for my FC vert

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03-19-12, 10:50 PM

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can I pick up? I need some for topdrift this weekend! i'm in orange county!

Local pickup is available. Just sent you a PM.

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I've installed these on a customer's car and they're a very high quality product. I may be picking up a set soon for my FC vert

Thanks! I also have them available with the correct hub bore size for FCs. I just added the FC specific spacers to my website www.j-automotive.com

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i will be needing a set of +25 and possibly a +30 soon

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I assume you need to remove the studs on your hubs in order to use these?

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I assume you need to remove the studs on your hubs in order to use these?

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These bolt to the hub and the wheel bolts on to the spacer's studs. They bolt right on.

Ichiba also offers a slip on spacer which comes with extended replacement studs (to replace the car's original studs). I have them on my website www.j-auto.net. Click on the "F & R Axles" button under the respective chassis you want them for. Just remember that you'll need a pair of rear wheel bearings (also on my website) if replacing wheel studs on the rear of an FD.

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Aren't the existing studs longer than 30mm though, let alone 15mm? I'm not understanding how the studs won't stick past the spacer and not allow the wheel to sit flush.

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Many wheels have 'pockets' on the backside to allow for the original stud to sit in the recess. I know the OEM Spirit R and 99 Spec wheels are like this.

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Quote:

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Many wheels have 'pockets' on the backside to allow for the original stud to sit in the recess. I know the OEM Spirit R and 99 Spec wheels are like this.

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Aren't the existing studs longer than 30mm though, let alone 15mm? I'm not understanding how the studs won't stick past the spacer and not allow the wheel to sit flush.

Like Goodfella said, most wheels have cavities between the stud holes which the studs can go into. Some wheels have deeper cavities than others and the end user will need to do a quick measurement of the cavity to see if smaller spacers (15mm) will work.

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FC and FD specific spacers (different hub bores) are available from my website: www.j-auto.net for purchase.

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FREE SHIPPING within the U.S.A. for a few more hours! Must be purchased through my website J-AUTO - Bushings, Suspension, Performance Upgrades for Mazda RX-7s. Free shipping offer ends today, July 8th, at 11:59 pm (23:59 hours).

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