here we go again! WHEEL SPACERS
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03-31-2011, 08:54 PM
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but I guess if you just want your wheels to look good and dont care about safety or functionality your fine stressing metal that isnt meant to hold that kind of stress
04-01-2011, 05:30 AM
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The point inst that the type of spacers NEEDS them its that that is allot of stress for the stock lugs when the spacer is longer then the stud. I have seen stock lugs break from allot less then a wheel hanging an inch past the end of them.
but I guess if you just want your wheels to look good and dont care about safety or functionality your fine stressing metal that isnt meant to hold that kind of stress
but I guess if you just want your wheels to look good and dont care about safety or functionality your fine stressing metal that isnt meant to hold that kind of stress
Should wheel studs be replaced when changing to a wheel that has a more negative offset than stock?
04-01-2011, 06:16 AM
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Personally I used to run 15mm spacers on my stock studs as well. But I upgraded to arp after seeing lugs break at an autox. A few of my lugs were stretched when I removed them as well.
I'm not saying its mandatory but when your spacers are wider then your studs are long... you can't honestly think that's safe to drive hard on. I beat on my car everytime it goes out. I'm not gonna risk losing a wheel. Buying arp studs + slip on spacers isn't much more then buying spacers with built in studs
I'm not saying its mandatory but when your spacers are wider then your studs are long... you can't honestly think that's safe to drive hard on. I beat on my car everytime it goes out. I'm not gonna risk losing a wheel. Buying arp studs + slip on spacers isn't much more then buying spacers with built in studs
04-01-2011, 06:17 AM
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04-01-2011, 06:27 AM
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You should probably invest in better lug nuts then. Doesn't sound like your studs are the problem, sounds like your lug nuts are.
04-01-2011, 07:36 AM
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04-01-2011, 10:29 AM
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this dude is dumb as shiet...idk what he was thinking posting this tho but this thread needs to be locked and used as an example under the "im a stupid fuggin idiot" thread...
on a side note i just installed spacers and now i think that might exhaust is louder...any idea why??
on a side note i just installed spacers and now i think that might exhaust is louder...any idea why??
