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    NSW Mk1 Wheel Spacers

    Hey guys,
    Need some wheel spacers for the Mk1 ASAP!
    Just fitted coilovers and my wheels don't fit, I need at least 10mm spacers I think.
    Will need to get longer wheel nuts then I guess.

    They sell them in autobarn but the centre diameter is too big.

    Any help appreciated
    Cheers
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    Your Cabby bolts should be long enough...I checked and found my Cabby bolts are longer than std. Mk 1 bolts, that I got from a wreck the other day. I've been running the 10mm spacers from Autobarn on the rear with no probs....you just need to centre them, by either sticking them to the back of your rims (yes, a tyre shop did this to one of mine) or just by manually moving the spacer in place with a screwdriver..as you rotate the rim..prob. no good for your front wheels, but I get no wobble(or out of balance) on the rears.

    Good luck
    Last edited by dubai gti; 07-05-2010, 06:10 AM.
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