what mm spacer can you run with factory studs and have enough threading for the lug to safely fasten


10 mm
20 mm
30 mm

what is the thickest ?

 

None. Get a spacer/adapter with correct threads added.

 

so even a 5mm spacer will not work safely and leave enough thread on the stud for the lug nut to fasten properly

 

You've been here since 2006. Search.

 

thank you

 

The stock lug nuts are 25 mm long. Basically, you might be able to get away using 5 mm spacers. Anything thicker and I think you are asking for trouble. Just get the spacers with the built in lugs and you should have no problem.

 

korner carver

thank you for the reply

you are right

i actually saw the 1st sticky in the wheel and tire section dedicated to spacers
and it did answer my question

thank you for taking 1 minute to assist me on a question that has been asked millions of times

 

Darn! I only had 45 seconds.

 

All this is already covered in the FAQ sticky at the top of the forum.

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...er-thread.html

 

Agree.

None. I do not want the wheels to fall off the car. Not cool.

 

Only if your running 25mm spacers, all others get the spacers that come with the proper studs (ie Ichiba V1)

 

I got a 50mm(2inch) adapter. That's pretty thick (that's what she said )

 

must be hellerflushed

 

Hahahaha you already know!

 

wish someone could tell me why my 20mm is squeking and making a clunking sound? could it be loose under them rim i looked at the rim while driving and it drives normal but clunks every rotation? =(

 

Take the wheel off and make sure the Project Kics lugs are tightened to their torque specs.

I've got Project Kics 15mm's. When I put them on I torqued them to their specs. After about 100 miles I pulled the wheels off and checked/re-torqued them. I've had them on for probably 5000 miles and they don't make a sound.

 

/thread.

-J