10mm Spacers. Lug question....
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As long as they have the same thread grip and size you can use your stock lugs. Try and hand thread it on and if it goes on without any issues by hand you should have the correct size. For my 5/16" spacers I needed extended lugs, I used the nismo lugs which could be used with stock lug nut size, but they have to be open because they stick out way too far.
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With spacers, i would consider upgrading to hardened studs always. You are putting more stress on the lugs with a spacer, so better safe than sorry.
Bolt-on spacers are safer than slip-ons. The slip ons tend to rotate slightly on the hub and put stress on the lugs where they protrude from the rotor.
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Bolt-on spacers are safer than slip-ons. The slip ons tend to rotate slightly on the hub and put stress on the lugs where they protrude from the rotor.
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With spacers, i would consider upgrading to hardened studs always. You are putting more stress on the lugs with a spacer, so better safe than sorry.
Bolt-on spacers are safer than slip-ons. The slip ons tend to rotate slightly on the hub and put stress on the lugs where they protrude from the rotor.
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Bolt-on spacers are safer than slip-ons. The slip ons tend to rotate slightly on the hub and put stress on the lugs where they protrude from the rotor.
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go w/ V1s and use the extended bolts w/ my OEM lug nuts or...
go w/ V2s and use stock lugs and bots?
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I put some 15mm V2s on a while back and it was quick and simple, well worth the extra money. Plus if you ever change wheels and dont need the spacer, you will have studs that are the proper lenght. Just make sure your wheels have protrusions on the back side for the stock studs to fit in.
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