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Wheel Spacers Anyone using 15mm wheel spacers. I saw some on ebay for $60 a set. $120 for 4. They are the ones that come with longer studs. I would have to replace the stock studs. I was reading on here that 15mm is the longest I could go with, without having to roll the fenders. Im running stock wheels with H&R springs How hard is it to replace the studs? Any advice appreciated. Thanks, |
hellaflush |
Don't buy ebay spacers. They are $120 for 4 for a reason. I had a set of 4 and two of them were machined improperly thus causing a lot of shaking. Go Eibach. Replacing the studs are easy in the front. Just knock em out and put the new ones in. For the back you have to notch the dust shield. Still, easy. Do a search, replacing the studs has been discussed before. |
stock rims wont work with 15mm. too much poke from the studs |
Im sure m24/7 has an entire section of threads for this. That might be a better place to look. |
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what size have you used? and did you get any rub? |
I had the 25mm ebay spacers. I had about an inch from the tire to the fender. They rubbed lol I have the 15mm eibachs now. No rub. You will have to replace the studs with the 15mm spacers. |
On my previous vehicle (G35) I was running 30mm and 20mm spacers. I had the spacers that come with new studs already installed onto the spacers. You then torque down the spacers to the factory studs. Had them for about 2 years and never had any issues. Also, they were eBay and about the same price you mentioned. |
well, I went ahead and ordered some from Ichiba. I got 15mm for the front and 17mm for the rear. |
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