Reddtarga
Wheel spacers:
Insurance could be voided if you put them on, and I believe they are illegal in all states anyway.
Maybe do some Googling to find out more, especially about insurance, for example:
http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/threads/71185-Wheel-spacers-illegal-in-Victoria
As I always say, and it probably bores people to tears - keep your mods legal.
You may only drive the car once in a blue moon but if you get pulled over in some, "Keep the streets safe from cars with too much low/big exhausts kill puppies so ban all cool cars" traffic blitz you could find your car being put up on some mobile hoist and having EVERY 'defect' and non compliant mod (and some listed on the sheet by the copper/inspector who isn't certain but thinks 'its not right') written out on some big long form that you can barely read, a bright yellow or red sticker on your windscreen and a fistful of tickets. And not tickets to the latest movie.
Or be like some who have their mods approved on paper, or just keep the mods to something that doesn't need an engineering cert. Then when/if you get stopped, let them poke over the car as much as they like then you can resume regular life. Believe it or not, some traffic/hwy cops do that job because they enjoy cars and mods as well, and no surprise that some of them are humourless ticket machines.