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570GT with some 15mm wheel spacers all around
Wheel spacers installed on a Mclaren 570s
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Some more sets in stock, ready to ship
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Looks great!
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Well excuse my asking but the two pictures really don't show that big a difference. Are the spacers really worth it? Or am I missing something? No difference in performance, I gather. It's just the look you are after by making the wheels protrude outward 10-15 mm, which is a pretty small distance. For as much mention as these are given by the McLarenLife community I don't see what the big deal is. Seems like of all the aftermarket modifications one can make I would rather spend dollars on other, more impressive and noticeable things.
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when you see a car in per with 15mm spacers visually it make a lot of difference. Recessed wheels look weak IMO.
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......Says the unbiased vendor selling the spacers...............rather hear from actual owners/users
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I think the number of people on here posting how much better they like the look of their cars with the spacers says a lot. For me personally I think it makes a subtle difference that is worth the small $400 investment. Maybe I am OCD but having the wheels flush with the fenders is nice, its not a mod you do and expect anyone else to notice. The car is already impressive, not a car I think needs any loud or large "cosmetic" mods.
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Did you fail read the reviews on the previous pages SMH
We all go through a thing where we just want to do something to our cars. Make them a little more personal, ours. Or a lot more. I remember getting a fake leather steering wheel cover for my first car, a 1965 Plymouth Satellite. Age 16. My first mod.
Much later on I wound up modding a Lotus Elise all the way to track only. Roll cage, fire suppression. Trailer and tow vehicle. Was great fun, especially as eventually all mods were for safety and performance.
I don’t get why people do lots of things to their vehicles. Take a great driving truck and jack it up ‘till it’s only suitable as a “Mall crawler”. Get a superb sports car and start correcting the suspension, stuff the engineers failed to notice. Run the tires out past the fenders and find out why we have fenders.
Nowadays I get a new car set up nicely and add floor mats, license plate frame, and radar detector mount. Perfection!
But if it floats someone’s boat to have an appearance change that I would not notice ever then go for it.
Much later on I wound up modding a Lotus Elise all the way to track only. Roll cage, fire suppression. Trailer and tow vehicle. Was great fun, especially as eventually all mods were for safety and performance.
I don’t get why people do lots of things to their vehicles. Take a great driving truck and jack it up ‘till it’s only suitable as a “Mall crawler”. Get a superb sports car and start correcting the suspension, stuff the engineers failed to notice. Run the tires out past the fenders and find out why we have fenders.
Nowadays I get a new car set up nicely and add floor mats, license plate frame, and radar detector mount. Perfection!
But if it floats someone’s boat to have an appearance change that I would not notice ever then go for it.
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This one is lower with spacers
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I have them in stock and ship to the UK
15m all around is the best set up for the 570
15m all around is the best set up for the 570
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Rolling shot with the spacers installed
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I think it's our age.
Back in the day I did all sorts of mods... now its a V1 and some PPF and I'm good to go! Macas are so good out of the box, I just don't see a reason, but to each his own.
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If it doesn't have vertical doors, it's not a supercar.....
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