ECS Wheel Spacers
#1
ECS Wheel Spacers
I'm planning on installing these wheel spacers when I get my S3.
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Has anyone installed these? I got the Black Optics Package which comes with the 19" Titanium finish wheel. It looks like the bolts are titanium finish as well.
I can't decide if the polished chrome bolts would look best or black bolts?
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Has anyone installed these? I got the Black Optics Package which comes with the 19" Titanium finish wheel. It looks like the bolts are titanium finish as well.
I can't decide if the polished chrome bolts would look best or black bolts?
#3
I don't have the stock wheels or the 19" Performance Package. I have the Black Optics Package with Titanium Matte finish and they bolts have the same finish. So i'm not sure what will look best, polished chrome bolts or black bolts?
My car is Brilliant Black with black calipers so the black bolts might look good but i'm not sure.
My car is Brilliant Black with black calipers so the black bolts might look good but i'm not sure.
#4
dont do it.
heres why:
DO NOT BUY WHEEL SPACERS from ECS TUNING - VW GTI MKVI Forum / VW Golf R Forum / VW Golf MKVI Forum / VW GTI Forum - Golfmk6.com
Wheel Spacers causing problems?
ECS has bad customer service, I was a customer for over 12 years. But don't use them anymore.
heres why:
DO NOT BUY WHEEL SPACERS from ECS TUNING - VW GTI MKVI Forum / VW Golf R Forum / VW Golf MKVI Forum / VW GTI Forum - Golfmk6.com
Wheel Spacers causing problems?
ECS has bad customer service, I was a customer for over 12 years. But don't use them anymore.
#5
meh..
there is not lots to the spacers, yeah the machining and maybe flatness, or the datum indicators are maybe not the best for a mechanical drawing. Ive ran them at the track, and I've traveled hundreds of miles on them. Not a single problem.
Those are including my winter and summer tires.
there is not lots to the spacers, yeah the machining and maybe flatness, or the datum indicators are maybe not the best for a mechanical drawing. Ive ran them at the track, and I've traveled hundreds of miles on them. Not a single problem.
Those are including my winter and summer tires.
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#8
AudiWorld Member
That's what I had at first, I felt it promoted more understeer, so I changed it to 10mm all around instead, it felt more neutral afterwards. I think 10mm in the rear still looks pretty good and I prefer to have better handling versus the better looks, everyone is different though.
Here's 10mm all around for reference (stock tires):
Here's 10mm all around for reference (stock tires):
Last edited by will13k7; 02-01-2016 at 09:25 PM.
#9
AudiWorld Senior Member
I have the 10mm front and 17mm rear space kit from ECS. Zero issues. Easy to install, makes the car look great. I can't say I have noticed much in the way of changed handling however. But I have a Unibrace across the center tunnel on the car. That tightens things up nicely. I'm currently running my winter wheel and tire package and don't use spacers. They're for the nice 19 inch summer wheels and tires only!
#10
I have the 10mm front and 17mm rear space kit from ECS. Zero issues. Easy to install, makes the car look great. I can't say I have noticed much in the way of changed handling however. But I have a Unibrace across the center tunnel on the car. That tightens things up nicely. I'm currently running my winter wheel and tire package and don't use spacers. They're for the nice 19 inch summer wheels and tires only!
Tell me more about this unibrace. I like the sound of this and will do some research. Is it the UBQ product? How hard is install?
Last edited by jclaib7; 02-01-2016 at 03:26 PM.