Installing Bonoss 15mm wheel spacers on my 2023 Honda civic TypeR FL5
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This is a HOW TO install video with the step by step process that I used to install these awesome Bonoss wheel spacers.
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A mi parecer,
No se cumple el principio
De fijación por completo
Y esto puede tener un sub viraje,
Ya Que el RIN,
No descansa en el centrado de la masa, al hacerlo solamente el la punta de los birlos originales con ny poca superficie de contacto , debiendo acoplarse los espaciadores, directamente : de un lado con el Disco y por otro lado
En la cara interna del Rin como
Lo mostraste al principio del video,
Poco antes de instalarlos,
Por favor revisa eso,
A mi me pasó y las ruedas
No se balancearon bien,
Lo solucione,
Hasta que , rebaje la parte de cuerda sobrante de los birlos originales y es como pudo acoplarse al 100% el espaciador entre el disco y el rin
Why didn’t you just buy aftermarket wheels with a lower offset?
Because I love the OEM wheels and this is how to get the offset I wanted on them. Also the spacers were a sponsored part so why not.
Also Eventually ill get aftermarket wheels but for now I have other parts i rather spend the money on.
what’s he exact color of your car?
The wrap is made by Avery Dennison and it's called dark green pearl.
Just install the 15mm Bonoss spacer today. i have torque down to spec as instructed. i want to see how often should i recheck the torque spec ont he spacer and the wheels.
Nice video you have done.
Awesome! I personally do tire rotations every 3k to 4k miles so mine get checked and tourqed that often.
The website to check after the first 100 Miles. After that I would imagine it follows your regular tire rotation schedule
i dont understand why a wheel spacer would need cooling
Not really needed but it's a nice extra feature.
My guy, almost every type of install I search for my new fl5 you show up in the results. Thanks for you videos!
Lol thats awesome! Your welcome!
A note about the 15mm spacers. Due to being only 15mm thick these spacers use a special nut unlike the other thicknesses; this is to insure that the entire nut sits just below the surface that the wheel will bolt onto. Only your hub's stud threads should protude above the surfae into your wheel's voids.
Thanks for the video. I've installed 20mm ones. It seems as there is understeer now. What is your experience? Any understeer in spirited driving cornering after installation?
I don't think so but then again I don't live in an area with alot of twisty roads so I haven't really been able to push the car during turns enough to notice any understeer.
When adding the bonoss spacers are the torque specs the same as the wheels at 94 ft pounds?
Yes
Always use a torque wrench!
Not a gun as you have no idea how much torque you're actually applying.
Its applying more then enough lol but in all seriousness I do use a torque wrench. Just didn't put it in the video.
@@MoisesEmpire too much torque and risk stretching the threads of the studs.
Simply looking out for your safety 🙏
Thanks. I appreciate that.
Please buy and use a torque wrench you didn't show any torquing. I would hope you came back and did it for the sake of your life and others.
I didnt show it but I did mention it.
Ugga dugga is just as fine 🙂
He drives a type r so he’s obviously gonna tighten them down the right way, bro not everybody is dummies 😭
What will be torque specs? Same as factory specs? Thanks and looks good just ordered a set
Yes same as factory. I think its 94lb if I remeber correctly.
Thank you for Sharing very informative. RS!
I would have gone 20mm
On the rear yes I think 20mm would have been a little better but the front is perfect with 15mm.
Any problems since installing?
None at all.
hey man. do you have to buy them on their ebay page or can you buy spacers through their website? it seems like buying from their website is a little confusing because I tried to order 25mm ones for my car and when I got to the page to place an order I didn't input a credit card number in and i got a confirmation that the order was placed already
I got mine through their ebay store.
@@MoisesEmpire do you know anyone who has bought them through the actual website?
@user-cw5jm8co3s no i don't. Sorry
@@ManuelCruzalIIII purchased through the website. And yes, the order went through oddly. I used PayPal to purchase them though. They should be delivered today, so we’ll see…
Hello, do you have 15mm in front and rear?
Also, I’m running stock height and wheel/rims. I want to look for a good flush look but I don’t want it to be popping out, I want something subtle but noticeable. Would 15mm all around be a good choice? Would 20mm all around be too much? Please let me know what you think! Thanks.
Mine are 15mm front and back and it is flush but as you can see in the video im lowered so idk if 15mm is also flush on stock height.
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Nice color
Thanks!
I don't recommend it. I had put spacers on my camaro before and it's not even lowered yet the fender hit the tires everytime I run on the bumps. It's not good for your car
Your spacers must have been too wide. I haven't had any issues.
Looks great with the 15mm. How are you liking the swift springs?
Thanks! I love them. To me they ride like OEM just lower.
@@MoisesEmpire dope! Just bought a set and I’m glad you like them. You got an instagram?
@WeeBEESilly Nice! Yeah my Instagram same name as here. Link to it is in all my videos description.
I’m so confused sorry. So those spacers you don’t need to buy extended lug nuts and all I do put those bolts nut on the OEM part and then the new spacers goes into my wheel and OEM lug nuts on it and that’s it? Sorry new to this all
Yes thats it. Very simple since 15mm is not thick enough for u to need extended studs.
@@MoisesEmpire thank you so much really. Yes I ordered the 1 inch all the way around for my civic but wanted to make sure I don’t need to get new extended lug nuts or so since those are adapters wheel spacers not the regular wheel spacers where you need extended lug nuts right? Sorry my bad just confirming
@supergzeyad4226 these spacers bring their own studs
@@MoisesEmpire so I’m good right? No need to worry about anything just do as this video and no need for cutting or buying any new lug nuts or so on correct? But they must be torque good and so on?
@supergzeyad4226 if they are 20mm or less then your good.
For added piece of mind, I use a small amount of blue threadlock on the factory studs, and then torque to spec. Nice little comparison video!
Lol you don't use threadlock. You should use anti sieze
@@frankgronowski5538 Anti-seize on the hub contact point, thread-lock on the stud/nut threads.
Where did you buy bonoss wheel spacers?
Ebay. Link in the description
Have you noticed a difference in steering and handling?
No, this is to small to make a difference.
Are you using the OEM size tire??
Yeah that's OEM wheel and tire
jesus man put some locktite on that!
Already pre applied
I just installed the 15mm on my stock FL5. Only downside I'm seeing is a little vibration on the steering wheel after 65mph.
Thats odd. I dont have that problem.
@@brewed544 unfortunately no. Might be a bad pair of set I got.
Have all the nuts tourqed properly? Maybe try rotating the spacers like you would your wheels. Swap fronts to the back since front ones is what would affect steering if one of them is bad.
What size are your tires
Stock size. They 265/30/19
are those caliper covers if so can you send the link ?
No they are not. The Type R comes with Brembos from factory.
@@MoisesEmpire damn :( i wish accords did that shit ahaha appreciate that bro
Lol yeah if honda ever decides to turn the accord into a performance car then im sure they will add them.
Love the car. I have an FL5 myself and was thinking about running by these spacers. How have they held up until now? Any issues with them?
Thanks! So far they have been great. Not 1 problem.
No vibration?
Nope.
Is anti-seize required?
No it's not. But good to have, especially if car sits outside all the time instead of being in a garage.
@@MoisesEmpire gotcha. Thanks for this video bro. Just installed mine!
@BriManFL5CTR820 your welcome!
You should’ve went with 25mm or at least 20 because it barely looks like you did anything but if it works for you right on
Hard to capture on camera but its a noticable difference.
15mm is perfect for the front for a flush look but I do wish I would have done 20mm in the rear. But its temporary till I get some wheels so not a huge deal to me.
@@MoisesEmpire yeah no worries bro. I totally get it because I got the 2.0 T Honda Accord not too long ago and I have been seeing everyone getting the 25 mm by Bonoss And they actually come out a lot more stock and then I seen. They also had a 30 mm so I’m gonna go with that to get them to look a lot more flush.
Wow 30mm, Thats huge. Im guessing the accord wheels are pretty narrow?
@@MoisesEmpire I seen videos of the 25 mm and I was like nahh I wanna bump it up a little more
Wheel spacers are spocom. Buy proper wheels.
Car culture promotes some dumb shit but StANCe would have to be in the top 5 most ridiculous. I would bet this car has lost performance after this "mod"
Should probably ask why they didn't do that from the factory. Sure it looks better, but does it affect handing or tire wear, particularly at speed? I'd guess one or both. As a comment mentioned, you're better off just getting different wheels with the offset you want instead of half-assing it with spacers. They also sell hormone blockers for kids. Just because someone sells something doesn't make it a worthwhile product. Love to hear spacer-selling bros discuss their engineering testing and why the Honda factory got it wrong. Use at your own risk I'd guess would be the answer. Ahh, I just leave my stock wheels right against the hub, thanks.
I can't speak for honda as to way they didnt do it but my guess is region regulations. Like with all cars, if the manufacturer wants to be able to sell it in certain places of the world, the car needs to meet certain specs.... Handling shouldn't really be affected since 15mm is so minimal and as long as your car gets an alighnment, tire wear should be normal. In my case my car is not daily driven and only sees about 4k miles a year so even if any bad changes to the way it drives were to occur, I wouldn't notice it and aftermarket wheels will be coming at some point. Did the spacers for now because I got them for free and makes the car look better.
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The GR Corolla comes with factory rear spacers.
@@trigganometry168 no, not like that
Older cars (like my Z) have 15" wheels that are only 6.5" wide with 60 series tires. I could not find good performance tires in my size any longer so I went with 17" wheels that are 1" wider. 15mm spacers allowed the new wheels to sit properly on the car due to the difference in offset between the two. My tires went from 215 to 225 --- so you can see I'm not going crazy. Overall diameter is less than 1% difference. For me these are a godsend. I'm keeping the tire load between my inner and outer wheel bearings, so there should be no ssues. And yes, I'm having a proper alignment done. There is a proper way to do this type of work.
What a fail. Doesn't even torque it down and is using those stupid spacers that bolt onto the existing lugs. Changes the geometry of the suspension creates more wear and tear on the ball joints and the wheel bearings and even the axles since it's bringing the wheel out farther from the hub. But do what you got to do for a "look" I see a plastic wrap all over your car also so it all makes sense. 😂
🤣 none of what u just said is true. Especially the part about the wrap 🤦♂️ vehicle wraps are not plastic.
If you are putting wider wheels on the car (say from 6" to 7") just be sure to keep the cross secton center of the wheel between your inner and outer bearings. You can then adjust camber/caster so that the tire sits flat on the road. Do the above and you should be fine. It's only an issue if you go with too much spacer thickness (or too wide a wheel) and push your tire's load well outside of both wheel bearings.