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All, I’ve got 4 more full sets arriving this week, 2 have already been accounted for, so I still have 2 full sets available.

 

If you’re interested then please do drop me a PM… :)

 

Many thanks,

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All, I forgot to update this thread on Friday but these are now in stock, 2 sets available, ready to be sent out… :)

 

If you’re interested then please do drop me a PM… :)

 

Many thanks,

:thumbs:

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)
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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

 

Thats good to know :thumbs:

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

 

red or blue ? ;)

 

it would be good if someone could give a torque setting for these :thumbs:

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

No different to fitting new wheels with new nuts really - need to check after a few days but rather more fiddly to do. Demon Tweeks did my spacers up so tight my local garage struggled to get them off...
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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

No different to fitting new wheels with new nuts really - need to check after a few days but rather more fiddly to do. Demon Tweeks did my spacers up so tight my local garage struggled to get them off...

 

that makes a change, i know a few people who have bike tyres fitted there only to find the wheel has come lose 5 miles down the road :headhurt: i had to help one guy on an r6, he didnt even get off the ind estate

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

 

red or blue ? ;)

 

it would be good if someone could give a torque setting for these :thumbs:

 

Blue and I cracked then up to 75 ft lb :)

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

 

red or blue ? ;)

 

it would be good if someone could give a torque setting for these :thumbs:

 

Blue and I cracked then up to 75 ft lb :)

 

good info rev :thumbs:

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Quick update, I’ve got 4 sets of 20mm Eibach spacers in stock. This is the best fitment for owners who have either the standard alloys or the RAYs.

 

In addition to the above, I’ve also got the following available for our Zeds…

 

1 set of 5mm spacers

1 set of 15mm spacers

2 sets of 25mm spacers

 

Many thanks,

:thumbs:

 

PS: Photos of the 20mm spacers can be seen on page 2 of this thread.

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Quick update, I’ve got 4 sets of 20mm Eibach spacers in stock. This is the best fitment for owners who have either the standard alloys or the RAYs.

 

In addition to the above, I’ve also got the following available for our Zeds…

 

1 set of 5mm spacers

1 set of 15mm spacers

2 sets of 25mm spacers

 

Many thanks,

:thumbs:

 

PS: Photos of the 20mm spacers can be seen on page 2 of this thread.

 

I thought 25mm on the back of mine was perfect. :teeth:

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Quick update, I’ve got 4 sets of 20mm Eibach spacers in stock. This is the best fitment for owners who have either the standard alloys or the RAYs.

 

In addition to the above, I’ve also got the following available for our Zeds…

 

1 set of 5mm spacers

1 set of 15mm spacers

2 sets of 25mm spacers

 

Many thanks,

:thumbs:

 

PS: Photos of the 20mm spacers can be seen on page 2 of this thread.

 

I thought 25mm on the back of mine was perfect. :teeth:

 

Digsy, am I right in reading in a previous thread that you had 15mm on the front… :thumbs:

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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

 

Thats good to know :thumbs:

 

I thought they just bolted on using your existing nuts :wacko: i surpose you bolt them to the existing disc and your wheel then will only bolt on to the spacer and not the disc ?? It would worry me they could come off though, hence the lock tite. :)

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Quick update, I’ve got 4 sets of 20mm Eibach spacers in stock. This is the best fitment for owners who have either the standard alloys or the RAYs.

 

In addition to the above, I’ve also got the following available for our Zeds…

 

1 set of 5mm spacers

1 set of 15mm spacers

2 sets of 25mm spacers

 

Many thanks,

:thumbs:

 

PS: Photos of the 20mm spacers can be seen on page 2 of this thread.

 

I thought 25mm on the back of mine was perfect. :teeth:

 

Digsy, am I right in reading in a previous thread that you had 15mm on the front… :thumbs:

That's right but the 15mm wasn't enough IMHO. I think a 20mm front and 25mm rear would be perfect. I think this is what Chesterfield now has. :)
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Got my spacers yesturday from CS, very quick delivery :thumbs:

looking forward to putting them on, just waiting for the wheather to improve

 

Make sure you use locktight on the nuts holding the spacers on.

Tell me more... :)

 

Just that within a day or two of fitting mine, I started to get a noise from one of the front wheels that sounded like a wheel bearing breaking up. On closer inspection I noticed that the nuts holding the spacer onto the hub had started to work loose so I applied some locktight and torqued them up tight and then repeated the process for the remaining 3 wheels and haven't had a problem since.

 

Thats good to know :thumbs:

 

I thought they just bolted on using your existing nuts :wacko: i surpose you bolt them to the existing disc and your wheel then will only bolt on to the spacer and not the disc ?? It would worry me they could come off though, hence the lock tite. :)

 

They come with new nuts that are designed to sit flush inside the spacer and it's these that you need to use locktight on. :thumbs:

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