F55/F56 F55 with wheel spacer
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Ryan. What is your thoughts on spacers on stock wheels and shocks. With a 15mm rear and 12mm front sort of thing.
I know you are on different springs and shocks but do you use spacers?
How much heavier is the steering and how different is the toss-ability?
I find with the F56 that they have increased the size of the body but by keeping the same diameter wheels as the R56 they just look too small on the F56. Spacers seem to help that visual issue somewhat.
I know you are on different springs and shocks but do you use spacers?
How much heavier is the steering and how different is the toss-ability?
I find with the F56 that they have increased the size of the body but by keeping the same diameter wheels as the R56 they just look too small on the F56. Spacers seem to help that visual issue somewhat.
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I'm running 12mm front and 16mm rear spacers with longer wheel bolts (from Outmotoring). There's a bit more scrub radius of course but the steering effort change is so little that I'm not sure I could call it on a blind A-B comparison.
The earlier 2 gens of MINI's were affected more by wheel spacers, on the F56 it appears to make no notable impact on ride or handling. For sure it makes the car look better, so without a doubt, do it.
The earlier 2 gens of MINI's were affected more by wheel spacers, on the F56 it appears to make no notable impact on ride or handling. For sure it makes the car look better, so without a doubt, do it.
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I'm running 12mm front and 16mm rear spacers with longer wheel bolts (from Outmotoring). There's a bit more scrub radius of course but the steering effort change is so little that I'm not sure I could call it on a blind A-B comparison.
The earlier 2 gens of MINI's were affected more by wheel spacers, on the F56 it appears to make no notable impact on ride or handling. For sure it makes the car look better, so without a doubt, do it.
The earlier 2 gens of MINI's were affected more by wheel spacers, on the F56 it appears to make no notable impact on ride or handling. For sure it makes the car look better, so without a doubt, do it.
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It would probably work, it's just that the rear tires are tucked in more than the front, so a staggered offset ends up looking more balanced.
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