How To Install Jaguar F-Type R Wheel Adapters/Spacers

How To Install Jaguar F Type R Wheel Adapters
In this video, we'll show you how to install Jaguar F Type R wheel adapters/spacers. These adapters will allow you to make your wheels wider on your Jaguar F Type R car.
If you're looking to upgrade the width of your wheels on your Jaguar F Type R car, then this video is for you! We'll show you how to install the adapters/spacers and make the necessary modifications to your car. With this information, you'll be able to make your wheels wider on your car and make it look even better!
Many people like to do their own custom work on their vehicles. I wanted to increase the stance on my Jaguar F-Type R so, I added 15 mm wheel adapters on all four wheels. I did this for more aesthetics than anything. Now this Jaguar F-Type R looks as it should. FolIow this DIY video for you to do it yourself.
I would rate the difficulty as 2.5 out of 5 🔧. Fairly simple and straightforward.
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[@TheMarkyMarx]

Great video thanks for posting. I have the 2016 V8 R with the Carbon Blade wheels. I read on the Jag forums that the 15mm Tezee spacers don't require grounding as they fit in the recess area. I think I'll stick with the 15mm spacer to avoid chipping the side body paint work. How has the car been now you have had these on a while? Any issues with steering or the suspension? Negative or positive wheel Scrub radius?

[@DIYNationTH]

I heard that as well. I have had no issues with mine. I feel like it came from the factory like this.

[@DomenicCianfagna]

Nice video, not sure if you did any research before buying 15mm. I’m only asking because I heard if you put 17 mm you can avoid trimming the end studs. I own the same car with the same wheels and this is what I have read in the forums. Only thing I’m worried about is will the tire rub on the inner fenders going with 17mm all around. Are your tires close with the 15mm?

[@DIYNationTH]

Thanks! No rubbing for me. I have a friend who put 20 mm on his, and he still had to cut his down. He has a different style of rim than I do, and I think that makes the difference.

[@DomenicCianfagna]

@@DIYNationTH Thxs for the reply, your friend that put the 20mm did his tires rub? I'm thinking of going with 18mm in the rear and 15mm in the front. from what I read in the forums, with 18mm you should not have to cut the stud.

[@afgpkdk]

​​​@@DomenicCianfagna did you find out more about it? Coz i have the exact same wheels and car also, and want to do it as simple as possible.. thank u

[@DIYNationTH]

@afgpkdk He runs the 20mm spacers front and back, and He has no problems. If I had to do it all over again, I would run the 20mm vs the 15mm that's on mine. It's just a better stance overall.

[@babyjus2531]

Where did you get the spacers from?

[@DIYNationTH]

AliExpress.