[cjames33]

I have a 2008 Ridgeline RT and am trying to find wheel spacers. I know the exact size I need but I am unable to locate a site that actually sells that size. Anyone know where to go?

 

[Parsec]

Wouldn't you look for the brand/size that you want first? Then finding a site that sells it is the easy part. If you want to take a stab in the dark, I'd try some of the large online aftermarket car part stores like autoanything.com and jcwhitney.com

 

[cjames33]

Yeah, I already know the size but none of those websites specify the size so I don't know if they will fit right

 

[Airwreckc]

I have two sites that do custom CNC milled hub centric wheel adapter spacers. I'm away from my office, but if you pm me, I'll get you their contact. In the meantime, what is the hub diameter, wheel width and offset of the new wheels? I can give you some advice, as I just went through this.

 

[Airwreckc]

Here they are. I bought mine from the 42draftdesign folks (you need to call them), but I've heard good things about the other guys (I've given you the online ordering link). Prices seem identical. Let me know if I can help otherwise.

http://www.42draftdesigns.com/
https://www.motorsport-tech.com/wheel_spacers.html

 

[cjames33]

Thanks for the info and help! I am looking for 1.25"-2.0" spacers just to push out my wheels to give a little bit of a wider stance and aesthetic

 

[Airwreckc]

Well, then I'd suggest the second link I sent you. They sell custom adapters, which is what you'll need. Make sure your tires will clear with that sort of added width.

 

[Airwreckc]

By the way, adapters have new lugs built into them. 1.25-2" is way too much to use the original lugs--so the original lugs hold the adapter and the adapter lugs hold the wheel. Just make sure you still get hub centric adapters.

 

[Airwreckc]

Use this link to configure hubcentric adapters: https://www.motorsport-tech.com/4DCGI/wheel_adapters