Silly question on spacers

[Camsauce]

I need to run a 10mm spacer in the front to clear my coilover, and I can't seem to find a non-hubcentric 10mm slip on spacer anywhere. I have wheels with a center bore of 72.6, and all I can find are a bunch of spacers with smaller bores.

I drift the car so I'm always swapping out wheels and stuff, so a hubcentric spacer really doesn't work for me. Do you guys recommend just getting a slip on spacer with the smallest center bore so any wheel can fit instead of hunting for non-hubcentric spacers?

Thanks!

[silviaks2nr]

Auto parts stores have them

[5280VertDET]

You can get 15mm bolt on spacers on ebay, ran mine for over year no problems. You will need to make sure that the studs will fit into your wheels though, since they are longer than the spacer. Otherwise a 10mm slip on should have extended studs.

[Camsauce]

I need slip on spacers because my hubs have extended studs

[sil80takashi]

Have you checked here? (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=10mm+wheel+spacers)

[jsu1012]

Have you checked here? (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=10mm+wheel+spacers)


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[Camsauce]

I've googled it, my question was whether or not it would be okay to use a hub centric spacer with a smaller bore than the wheels I run because I'm going to be swapping out different pairs

[AzS13hatch]

Most slip on spacers you would want to get in the bore size of your cars hubs. They usually don't have their own hub centric ring that would extend into the wheel. Just make sure they fit your hub so that they stay centered and any wheels you put on should work just fine.