How do you install wheel spacers on a Mustang?
How do you install wheel spacers on a Mustang?
Remove the spacer nuts from each spacer with a 19mm socket. Slide the spacer on the wheel hub and install the spacer nuts with the rounded edge facing inward….Step 2 – Install spacers
- Figure 2. Remove the retainer clip.
- Figure 3. Remove the nuts from spacer.
- Figure 4. Install the nuts on the spacer and torque to spec.
How much does it cost to install wheel spacers?
Wheel spacers tend to cost between $65 and $100 each. If you have a mechanic do it for you, it will cost around $200 to $400. If you do decide to have a professional do it for you, you will have a few options as to where to take your car for the installation.
What kind of wheel spacer do I need for Mustang?
For more information explore our Mustang Wheel Spacer options! Slip-on wheel spacers slide over the existing studs will be hub-centric. This means they will pilot the center of the hub and will have a lip to pilot the wheels. Longer wheel studs may be required with these spacers.
Do you need longer wheel studs for spacers?
Longer wheel studs may be required with these spacers. You must ensure that at least 6 threads are fully engaged in the lug nut after the installation of these spacers. Check out more of our slip-on options for Mustangs to get the exact fitment and spacing that you need!
What do wheel spacers do on a car?
Wheel spacers are devices that fit onto the studs of the axle or hub, behind the wheel on the vehicle to create an additional clearance between the wheel and hub assembly. These spacers tend to be most beneficial to certain custom wheels. This is due to the custom wheels sitting too close to the existing inner wheel well.
Where is the hub centric on a Mustang?
Hub Centric centers on the hub of the vehicle at the same time simulating the piloting lip on the face side leaving the Lug Centric option only being centered only by the lug nuts. For more information explore our Mustang Wheel Spacer options!
