FS: Pair DRM 5/8 billet hub centric spacer - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

2ZR1S · 06-08-2014

$125 shipped to lower 48

I used these with GS offset wheels.

Z06scentair · 06-10-2014

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Originally Posted by 2ZR1S

$125 shipped to lower 48

I used these with GS offset wheels.

And any pictures of them mounted on a ZR-1?

2ZR1S · 06-10-2014

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Originally Posted by Z06scentair

And any pictures of them mounted on a ZR-1?

No, but the fit is perfect. I used with gs offset wheels for the rear. Drm still sells these and there may be more information on their site. Thanks

Z06scentair · 06-10-2014

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Originally Posted by 2ZR1S

No, but the fit is perfect. I used with gs offset wheels for the rear. Drm still sells these and there may be more information on their site. Thanks

No more info on their website. Did you install longer studs?

2ZR1S · 06-10-2014

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Originally Posted by Z06scentair

No more info on their website. Did you install longer studs?

Yes, 1/2" longer.

WVZR-1 · 06-12-2014

The OP's spacers are nearly 16mm which is what I had done for my car with GS 50mm offsets. These would do anyone that wanted/needed well. Mine weren't sourced from DRM but were done to my specifications and I specified 16mm. If I were doing it again I'd likely do 18mm but these nearly 16mm's will do real well. The rear studs are a very straight forward install with just a minor chamfer done on the stud head so you can avoid removing the hub to do the install. I did GM studs at the time and they were very inexpensive. Today "not so inexpensive"!

2ZR1S · 06-12-2014

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Originally Posted by WVZR-1

The OP's spacers are nearly 16mm which is what I had done for my car with GS 50mm offsets. These would do anyone that wanted/needed well. Mine weren't sourced from DRM but were done to my specifications and I specified 16mm. If I were doing it again I'd likely do 18mm but these nearly 16mm's will do real well. The rear studs are a very straight forward install with just a minor chamfer done on the stud head so you can avoid removing the hub to do the install. I did GM studs at the time and they were very inexpensive. Today "not so inexpensive"!

Well said. I used arp wheel studs. The spacers are very quality items. I miked them and the are 14mm which would be the exact difference of the gs and zr1 offset. Thanks

batchman · 06-13-2014

I use the same set for my race wheels - they are high quality.

In fact, fwiw after having left them at home once, I just leave them in place when I put the street (OE) wheels back on. Fit is fine, and when I'm on the street wheels I do not have long studs looking a little funny.

GLWS,
- Jeff

06-12-2014	#6
WVZR-1 Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,884	Re: FS: Pair DRM 5/8 billet hub centric spacer The OP's spacers are nearly 16mm which is what I had done for my car with GS 50mm offsets. These would do anyone that wanted/needed well. Mine weren't sourced from DRM but were done to my specifications and I specified 16mm. If I were doing it again I'd likely do 18mm but these nearly 16mm's will do real well. The rear studs are a very straight forward install with just a minor chamfer done on the stud head so you can avoid removing the hub to do the install. I did GM studs at the time and they were very inexpensive. Today "not so inexpensive"!

06-13-2014	#8
batchman Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: I live at Devens, one run at a time Posts: 454	Re: FS: Pair DRM 5/8 billet hub centric spacer I use the same set for my race wheels - they are high quality. In fact, fwiw after having left them at home once, I just leave them in place when I put the street (OE) wheels back on. Fit is fine, and when I'm on the street wheels I do not have long studs looking a little funny. GLWS, - Jeff