wheel spacers

[MoparChas]

if I use the stock 8X7 wheel with 22X11X8 tires how wide of a wheel spacer will I need to give me the right offset will be doing a lift kit also (6 inch) club car DS gas
thanks for the help

[Tbirddipp]

If your wanting to use a stock steel wheel you might be better off buying new off set rims rather then wheel spacers. Wheel spacers are not cheap, I bought off set rims for my EZGO way cheaper then it would have cost me for wheel spacers.

[hondarider203]

I got rms with 1" of set and then 2" spacers on to 2" spacers all the way around was $100

[MoparChas]

thanks for the help, I was trying to tell a guy I no it would be cheaper to buy new wheels

[Springbok]

I priced spacers and found that new wheels (same as stock, just 2+5 offset) was much cheaper than spacers. The wheels I got were $16 apiece, and they came with new valve stems.

However...I'm not 100% sure I needed the offset wheels. The 22.5/11/8 tires I bought are relatively narrow, and the only area they would have rubbed may have been the inner sidewall of the rear tires against the plastic inner fender. I don't regret purchasing them...they look much nicer than the stock wheels, and as mentioned, already came with new stems; I just wonder if the offset was really needed.

[Scott1088]

I just put a set of 1" spacers on all 4 wheels and my front wheels are rubbing badly. I have a lift kit with 10" wheels. Any suggestions?

[miker]

Originally Posted by Scott1088

I just put a set of 1" spacers on all 4 wheels and my front wheels are rubbing badly. I have a lift kit with 10" wheels. Any suggestions?

take off the spacers and try it

[Scott1088]

They don't rub without the spacers. Right now I just have them in the back. I'd love to be able to install them back on the front but I think that would require a front lift change from the one I currently have.