Ichiba Wheel Spacer Question
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Ichiba Wheel Spacer Question
So I upgraded my 07 Sedans brakes to the g37 Akebonos
My rims required a 5mm spacer in the front to clear, So i ordered ichiba v1 5mm spacers, now I want my wheels to stick out a little bit more, but I want to buy 15mm 0r 20mm v2 spacers
My question is will the extended lugs from the 5mm spacers b too long and stick out when i put the v2 spacers on, would like to know before i buy them
yes im a noob & thanks for any feeback
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My question is will the extended lugs from the 5mm spacers b too long and stick out when i put the v2 spacers on, would like to know before i buy them
yes im a noob & thanks for any feeback
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Question about wheel spacers, if I put them on, it's not going to have any effect on how tight my lugs are on the wheels right? As long as I put them on the right torque setting it shouldn't matter. . just wondering :] I feel like if the lugs aren't all the way in, it's going to come undone and when I'm driving 80 on the highway my wheel's going to fall out and I'm going to flip over 2000 times in my car, lol.
Trying to achieve the 'flush' look on the 19" stocks.
Trying to achieve the 'flush' look on the 19" stocks.
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Question about wheel spacers, if I put them on, it's not going to have any effect on how tight my lugs are on the wheels right? As long as I put them on the right torque setting it shouldn't matter. . just wondering :] I feel like if the lugs aren't all the way in, it's going to come undone and when I'm driving 80 on the highway my wheel's going to fall out and I'm going to flip over 2000 times in my car, lol.
Trying to achieve the 'flush' look on the 19" stocks.
Trying to achieve the 'flush' look on the 19" stocks.
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So I upgraded my 07 Sedans brakes to the g37 Akebonos
My rims required a 5mm spacer in the front to clear, So i ordered ichiba v1 5mm spacers, now I want my wheels to stick out a little bit more, but I want to buy 15mm 0r 20mm v2 spacers
My question is will the extended lugs from the 5mm spacers b too long and stick out when i put the v2 spacers on, would like to know before i buy them
yes im a noob & thanks for any feeback
![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
My question is will the extended lugs from the 5mm spacers b too long and stick out when i put the v2 spacers on, would like to know before i buy them
yes im a noob & thanks for any feeback
Yes they will stick out more than the OE studs that you replaced.
The studs will have to clear the back of the wheel in the pockets between the stud holes.
You can do a rough calc, by measuring the stud length minus 15mm for the new V2s.
Then measure the depth of the pockets on the back of the wheels.
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OK, I know I am slow. I am just now getting around to buying spacers. I am changing my winter wheels and tires so I thought it would be a good time to look into 15mm spacers again.
I like Ichiba V2 spacers because they use stock wheel studs (no need to swap studs). Intgr8r, did you use Ichiba V2? pockets on back side of wheel hub were deep enough to accomodate stock studs right?
Any suggestions on where to buy these spacers (forum sponsor maybe?) Thanks.
I like Ichiba V2 spacers because they use stock wheel studs (no need to swap studs). Intgr8r, did you use Ichiba V2? pockets on back side of wheel hub were deep enough to accomodate stock studs right?
Any suggestions on where to buy these spacers (forum sponsor maybe?) Thanks.
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