Thinking about getting modern rims for my other car, '70 Mustang. The newer wheels are off a '14 Mustang and would need spacers between 1-1/2 and 2 to fit.
I've never used spacers and I'm curious to hear what I'm i should be aware of.
I would replace them new ones while you are there.
CdnGMfan said
Apr 20, 2017
I believe they are now illegal in Ontario. The expert lawmakers said so because they are all brilliant automotive engineers.
Seriously, check local laws and have your alibi ready. Run them, play dumb, and don't have them in place during a safety.
If I were you and were going to run them, I would go as thin as I could get away with. I would also consider stronger wheel studs because of the leverage.
427carl said
Apr 20, 2017
Why not buy rims to fit ?
65Camino said
Apr 21, 2017
They are a style off a 2011-14 Mustang that I really like. Plus there a lot cheaper off Kijiji then buying new ones.
Thinking about getting modern rims for my other car, '70 Mustang. The newer wheels are off a '14 Mustang and would need spacers between 1-1/2 and 2 to fit.
I've never used spacers and I'm curious to hear what I'm i should be aware of.
Found this article for you,
http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/1110or-truth-about-wheel-spacers-safety/
I know it's 4x4 but the same applies.
I would worry about the front wheel Barings.
I would replace them new ones while you are there.
I believe they are now illegal in Ontario. The expert lawmakers said so because they are all brilliant automotive engineers.
Seriously, check local laws and have your alibi ready. Run them, play dumb, and don't have them in place during a safety.
If I were you and were going to run them, I would go as thin as I could get away with. I would also consider stronger wheel studs because of the leverage.
Why not buy rims to fit ?
They are a style off a 2011-14 Mustang that I really like. Plus there a lot cheaper off Kijiji then buying new ones.