Installing the Garageline spacers on my 2024 Civic Sport Touring (FL1)

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[@KeizorSoze1]

Yes siiirr! This is the stance I am looking for. I was thinking 25mm spacers though 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@fd_ej]

The 20mm like I put on give the wheels a little bit of poke out from the fender so if you want more then definitely go 25

[@KeizorSoze1]

@@fd_ej Appreciate you bruh! Thanks for posting that video too!

[@fd_ej]

No problem! Best of luck on your build

[@Stay_True_-]

This looks so good! Are you on stock height?

[@fd_ej]

Thank you! Ride height is completely stock. It rides too good for me to wanna put lowering springs on it 😂

[@baileyr8628]

Do spacers compromise anything reliability or gas mileage wise if you don’t lower it?

[@fd_ej]

The spacers have no effect on the drivability of the car other than that the wheels are out further so you have to be more mindful of curbs. Even if you do lower it, the only effect would be a more harsh ride

[@bknguyen1504]

Did u have to trim the studs at all?

[@fd_ej]

No trimming was required. However, Garageline says that if you get the 15mm spacers then you may have to trim the studs

[@bknguyen1504]

@@fd_ej what do they recommend maintenance wise? Like do we have to get alignment ever so often? Or does the spacers put wear on the parts over time? I’m new at using spacers as u can see.

[@fd_ej]

This was my first set of spacers but as far as I can tell there’s no maintenance that you have to do as upkeep. The alignment and ride was the exact same after we put the spacers. The only thing we did was put locktight on the studs just to be safe. As for wear, they haven’t seemed to impact anything. I think of it as just an extension of the hubs. Been well over 3k miles on them and no complaints. Hope this helps!

[@bknguyen1504]

@@fd_ej you put lock tight on the studs holding the spacer? Any specific kind of locktight?

[@fd_ej]

Yes, I put lock tight on the factory studs, as those are the ones keeping the spacer in place. No specific kind tho, just make sure you get the threads on the factory studs and the nuts that come with the spacers