Jbakes727

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Quick question. Was wondering if you guys think that the studs would clear this. I measured the depth and it's about 15mm. Our studs are 25mm long and I want to run a 15mm or 20mm. So it would only poke out about 5-10mm. Just wanted to be sure and not waste money on the wrong spacer.

X.et

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Wait what exactly are you asking? Are you trying to use spacers with these wheels and asking if it will work? If so, yes but you will want to either get spacers with built in studs, or get some extended studs to replace your oem ones as you definitely DO NOT want to run spacers without extended or built in studs. As far as what size of spacer, give us the wheel specs and what kind of look you are going for/lowered/how aggressive

terrasmak

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Don't buy bolt an spacers. Simple and easy, do it right with extended studs.

Jbakes727

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I'm asking if a bolt on spacer setup will work with this wheel. The rear is 19x11 +20 on a 255/35/19. Decently aggressive I'm already pretty low but not slammed and maybe run like around -3.0 camber in the rear.

Bolt ons are so much easier to install lol.

Bmurray350z

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i know plenty of guys who track their car very hard with bolt on spacers and have no problems. yes they will work.

samsniss350z

Not only could you cause your car damage, it might result in you causing damage to youself,

jdmlove1

dont go for more than 5mm for bolt on spacer.. am running 5mm bolt on spacer for my rears for a over a year.. and no problems.

Touge Z

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bolt on spacers with built in studs is perfectly safe if it's torqued down correctly.

Jbakes727

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They don't make a 5mm bolt on, it's to small. Are you saying that your running a 5mm slip on spacer on stock studs?

jdmlove1

^^ yes, maybe they call it slip on.. and in stock studs

SQuaLZ

Agreed, I had mine for over 2 years with multiple autox days and not 1 issues.

I even leave them on when I put my winter wheels on.

Z_on_TE37's

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Get h&r or eibach spacers, they're great quality and won't fail you if installed properly.

SQuaLZ

A cheaper alternative is Z1 spacers. They have been perfect for me.

Just make sure you don't get universal spacers and also make sure the spacers are hubcentric

ronn1

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I run 5 mm HUB CENTRIC spacer on the front with stock studs..ZERO problem.

I see no problem running bolt on spacers either..especially if you don't track the car.

terrasmak

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+1 to Z1 spacers.

Then run slip on for 20mm and less.

Waiz

iTrader: (57)

This topic has been extensively covered in this thread:

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

Do some research there OP

driftsucky

The key to spacer safety is torquing them down correctly. I run a dangerous amount of spacer so I won't recommend it. But, I've run 20mm for years with no issue.