New Black Forest Industries Wheel Spacers Available Now

“On top of BFI’s already great selection of wheel spacers, they’ve added even more sizes and styles so that you can dial your fitment in to the millimeter. With two great finishes to choose from, lower prices, as well as a detailed removal notch, these are without a doubt an essential upgrade for your car. All spacers are offered in hubcentric bores specific to your VW or Audi.

BFI now offers your favorite spacers in not one, but two great finishes to better suit your vehicle and your build. The blasted and clear anodized silver finish is great for OEM applications and they will disappear behind your wheel without drawing attention to the fact that you’ve enhanced your stance. But if you’ve gone the more aggressive route with a custom finish and are looking for a compliment to those pricey rollers, the blasted and black anodized look will definitely do the trick.

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Not all spacers are created equally. This new line takes careful consideration of the details. That’s why BFI has included a machined relief that is specifically designed to help aid you when it comes time to remove your spacers. If you’re new to the spacer world, you might not realize that it’s easy for corrosion on the brake rotor surface to cause your spacer to seize. While ultimately most people are concerned with a spacer staying put, you also want it to come off when you want to.

Even though the product has improved, as well as expanded the number of finishes and fitments, BFI has also managed to lower their prices across the board!. See more at https://store.blackforestindustries.com/”

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