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H & R wheel adapter/spacers vs Ebay spacers

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BaLleRz68

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I just pick up some 17X8 bullitts for my 67 and now Im looking for wheel spacers/adapters. I did a search and found some people used H & R spacers and ebay spacers. I was wondering if there is a big difference between the two? Im on a budget and was considering ebay spacers but Im not sure of the quality. Anybody recommend an ebay seller? Anyone have any experience with both? Any input is appreciated. Thanks.
 

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Pepboys, $8 each...work like champs.
 

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tcrote5516 said:
Pepboys, $8 each...work like champs.
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I doubt he is talking about those. He needs hub centric spacers that come with new studs.
 
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Are you getting a good deal on the bullitts? I ask because you can buy brand new 17x8 bullitts that will fit your car with no need for spacers.
 

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I bought the ebay spacers, and they are very good for the price
 
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Do you buy the hubcentric spacers or non hubcentric? Thanks for the replies.
 
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I went with these and have been happy with them.

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