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the are all good. The advantages of the project kics are that there are studs already on the spacer itself for easy installation. For the Ichiba, you have to knock out the old studs and put in the new longer ones.
Would the "set-up" be "safer" with the longer studs??
in a sense, yes. I believe there was a member on here who actually broke a stud off one of his spacers. Putting new studs in is pretty easy if you have worked with cars before.
Did you purchase your set "directly" from Ichiba ??
That's right. I wanted to use a certain vendor here, thinking it might be cheaper. But they said they were back ordered for awhile. Called Ichiba and they sent them right out. The price isn't bad anyways.
That's right. I wanted to use a certain vendor here, thinking it might be cheaper. But they said they were back ordered for awhile. Called Ichiba and they sent them right out. The price isn't bad anyways.
Excellent Info. !!
...but I'm wondering why they are so much "cheaper" than all of the others ??
Is the Quality and Strength so much better ??