anyone with H&R spacers and FWD have problem mounting the rear spacers?

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Old 04-23-2005, 07:35 PM
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Default anyone with H&R spacers and FWD have problem mounting the rear spacers?

noconforfx, this is basically you! And to all.

I got the H&R Track+ 15mm spacers from ECS Tuning yesterday and mounted em today. The front went right on. When I tried the back, the didn't fit. Why? Because the hub is too big. Does this make sense? So we tried it on a_cq's cq on the rear and the fit. So this says to me that the rear hubs on FWD's are bigger. Whats up with that?
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Default Mine go on without effort...

How much interference are your having?

Maybe the hubs are dirty/rusty?

Try swapping the rears onto the front, to see if the spacers your trying to install are the same?

Do youhave the studs on?
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Default its more than just dirt/rust....no studs there....hub is quite bigger....~3-4mm in diameter...

he didn't have anything handy to measure the diameter of the hb in mm so we don't know for sure. And yeah, we tried all 4 spacers, theya re the same that's for sure
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Default yeah the hub is much bigger, but to ease your mind I dig clean the rust and corrosion away.

tried all remaining three spacers, 1 was already on the front. The part number were exactly the same. I looked at H&R's site and the bore for all the hubs sizes are exactly the same. 57.1mm for all. Do I have a disformed vehicle? Maybe the knuckle on the rear has something to do with it?
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Default It sure is disformed...

i am still looking for that cylinder order
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Default ha ha, yeah thanx. I'm looking for some measuring tape with metric.

I know I have some at work, for measuring diameter or body parts, but I don't feel like going all the way there just for some tape.
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I'll give you my digital caliper...it will measure it more accurately
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Possible to get a picture?
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I'll snap one this afternoon by Regen's house.
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Default YES, I had the same problem.....

I filed it down just a very super little bit, put like a wd-40 or somtehing on the hub, and a little hammer tapping the first time. Now they go off and on like the fronts

totally forgot to tell you about that sry
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