5mm spacers don't need them because the hub extends past the spacer. Larger spacers do like these ones. Eibachs have built in studs as well

 

if your stud gets screwed up later you will have to change the spacer, the traditional type isn't rocket science.

 

Why? The studs press out just like the OEM ones, you would just have to get a new stud with the correct length and threads

 

Andy: Yep. Have that link saved already. =)

Where at?

 

Bought ichiba 15mm spacers and they are hubcentric...2 day delivered from cali to Austin, Texas was 119.50. They came with new extended studs...I actually have a brand new pair of 10mm that were too thin..extra 5mm and my wheels finally cleared my stoptechs...'course now i am getting the fenders rolled this sat am...

 

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/me...s_Wheel_Spacer

make sure you get the hubcentric rings too.

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/me...e=KICS_HUBRING

 

so it seems most spacers require hubcentric rings? i just wanna find the most convenient 10mm spacer. nothing that requires additional parts, but that comes with everything. eibach a good choice?

 

Awesome, thanks for the link. May I ask what the importance of the rings is? =)

 

Without hubcentrics rings you'll get wheel vibrations at higher speeds. Vibration = annoying and possible damage to wheels studs.

 

Project KICS is the only one I know of that requires the purchase of an additional hubcentric ring that fits betwen the hub and the inner bore of the spacers. The center bore of others I've looked at from H&R, Eibach, and Ichiba are made to be hubcentric, so that no additional rings are needed. Saves you quite a bit.

 

slight wobble? did you install them? is anyone else experiencing this? i want to get spacers but i don't want wobble.

 

with all discussion here, who makes the best spacers that does not have any wobble?

 

Depends on what type of spacer you are looking for. No spacer should wobble anyways, likely its install error