Eibach 25mm Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers (94-14 All)

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The description says that aftermarket wheels are required for them to fit, but an answered question says that they will fit the stock wheels. Can someone clarify if they work with stock wheels or not? 1 answer

• These spacers can only be used with wheels that have cut-outs (facing the hub) to clear the stock studs.

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Will these work with after market wheels? Ordered some spacers last time and the bolt patter did not line up but they showed the right bolt pattern. 1 answer

• The 25mm Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers will work with your stock and most aftermarket wheels for your 94'-14' Mustang.

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I am curious about the front/rear thing Eibach's web site list front and rear specific part numbers which leads me to believe running them on the front is OK. What I am curious about is what is different between the front S90-4-25-032 and the rear S90-4-25-033 If they are not meant to used on the front what would Eibach list front specific part numbers? 1 answer

• The Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers are a universal spacer offered by Eibach that will fit a number of vehicles. These can be used on a number of vehicles in the front, however we have found on these do not work properly on the front of the Mustangs due to the added stress on the wheel studs as well as a few other issues we have seen.

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Hi, what is the recommended tightening torque for the spacer lug nuts? Manufacturer certificates are delivered in case of order? Thanks Roberto B. 1 answer

• The Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers will use the same torque of 100 Ft Lbs as your OEM wheels. These will include certification documents.

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Good day. Are these spacers supplied with TUV, QS9000 and ISO9001 quality approved certificates? Certificates are required to approve the spacers installation by cars inspection Dpt. in Spain Rgds Roberto B. 1 answer

• The 25mm Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers are TUV, QS9000 and ISO9001 quality approved.

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What are the torque specs for these for 2011 v6? Do you use same amount for attaching part to rotor and wheel to part as you would straight wheel to rotor? 1 answer

• The Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers should be torqued to your OEM lug nut torque spec of 100 Ft-Lbs, both for spacer to hub, and wheel to spacer studs.

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Do you have the quarter inch spacers to fit the front of a 2014 v-6 with 19” boss rims? 1 answer

• The Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers - 25mm will only be for the rear wheels and we would not have that size for the fronts.

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Will this part cause any wear and tear to other parts of the suspension? 1 answer

• These Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers or any wheel spacer for that fact will leverage the weight on the hub and will put more strain on it.

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Would this give me enough room to be able to run a 305 tire in the rear of a 2001? 1 answer

• That answer entirely depends on the backspacing/offset of the wheel in question. The best way to answer this question is to find out what either that backspacing or offset will be, and relative to how far these spacers push the wheels out from the hub, do a little measuring and math to properly and confidently ensure fitment.

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I WOULD LIKE TO ADD SPACERS TO THE REAR WHEELS OF MY 08 GT WITH STOCK 18 WHEELS.. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE SPACERS AND ITEM #50003 SPACERS. IT SAYS YOU CAN USE THESE WITH STOCK WHEELS WITH NO PROBLEMS, BUT NOT THE #50003 SPACERS. 1 answer

• The Eibach Pro-Spacer Hubcentric Wheel Spacers - 25mm and the Billet Aluminum Hubcentric Wheel Spacers - 1 in. are basically the same size. 25 millimeters once converted turns out to be 0.984252 of an inch. In this case it's how the spacers were manufactured as to explain the fitment differences.

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