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November 6th 2002, 09:36
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A spacer moves the wheel out from the body, thereby widening the track and filling out wide fenders.
Spacers can also be used for clearence issues, like if the inner fender is too close to the inner wheel lip. Or, if a brake caliper is too close to the inside face of a wheel. Basically, it....well....spaces the wheels out.
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