wheel spacer question
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You need to check your wheels to see if the V2's will work, I don't have the "pockets" on my wheels, so I had to go with V1 which includes extended lugs that have to be swapped. There is good info on spacers here, I just went through this process myself, do some research on the site and know what you are buying. I am very pleased with the way mine turned out. Good luck
Oh and just PM some vendors for spacer pricing, they will give you the best deal, and have a trust-worthy presence here, unlike an unknown Ebay vendor.
Oh and just PM some vendors for spacer pricing, they will give you the best deal, and have a trust-worthy presence here, unlike an unknown Ebay vendor.
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The safer route would be to go with extended studs, meaning you take out your current ones and replace with longer ones. That's how the H&R spacers are like. But you can go with ones that have built in studs and those will work too (from Ichiba) but you have to make sure the wheels have pockets or an open area for the extra studs to go in, otherwise you will need ones with extended studs. I wouldn't go with the Ichiba V1's because I've heard of horror stories with those studs breaking.
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The safer route would be to go with extended studs, meaning you take out your current ones and replace with longer ones. That's how the H&R spacers are like. But you can go with ones that have built in studs and those will work too (from Ichiba) but you have to make sure the wheels have pockets or an open area for the extra studs to go in, otherwise you will need ones with extended studs. I wouldn't go with the Ichiba V1's because I've heard of horror stories with those studs breaking.
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