10mm Hubcentric spacers

careful with 10mm hubcentrics... you need to measure your hubs spigot first. I bought some HK ones for the VW in 10mm... but the spigot is 15mm deep so the spacer just wobbles about as it wont push on flush with the hub. This is pretty common and the solution is apparently another spacer behind them!

dont think im gonna go for the hubcentrics now anyway my bank balance dosnt agree with the price just yet. gonna see how i get on with normal spacers first but thanks for the input. is good to know.

Normal spacers will create wheel wobble which will make your steering wheel vibrate badly at speeds over 70mph as the spacers aren't balanced and the wheels won't be centralised on the hub. Trust me, I've been down that route before.

Save yourself some money and do it right the first time with hubcentric spacers. Hubcentric spacers are also a lot safer.

DOH! i've kinda baught the spacers already. So has anybody got that part number for the sei spacers for fiat. i have looked for them through threads but cant find it.

The 10mm hubcentric ones? If so, the part number is 0046532804.

Here's a pic of them fitted to my Punto.

what are they stuck on with ?? looks like no nails to me lol anyway thanx alot for the help

them fiat ones suck

nicer ones on sale here http://www.fiatforum.com/classifieds...t=10168&cat=17

does it matter what they look like? if they do the job then thats all you need surely.

They're not the best of quality but they get the job done.

They're not stuck on with anything, they are held onto the hub by the centre bore.

we aint talking about your girl friends again are we

no ofense but these are a tad bit expensive, for that price i might aswell get the h&r spacers. fiat ones are alot cheaper dispite the quality, i can get 4 for £74 !! anyway they are good enough to put on a sei sporting. they can always be changed at a later date anyway. thanx for the input tough