Okay, I just found out I'ma need some wheel spacers, cause it won't clear my brake calipers. I'm rocking some ITR wheels, what size spacer do I need to clear my caliper? And will I need some for the rears also?
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I wouldn't run any spacers on stock wheel studs. Here's why: Mike (greencb7inkc) had 5mm spacers with ITRs on his car with OEM open ended lug nuts, and because of the 5mm spacer, the lug nuts didn't have enough threads to bite onto and they started stripping themselves out as he was driving on the way back from Chicago with us last summer. He had violent wheel vibrations, so we pulled over and diagnosed the issue. If he had driven much longer the wheel may have flown off on the highway.There are no black and white suspension answers!!!!!!!!!!!
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No shit. NOt only was that shit scary but sucked ass.
I got 1/4" spacers(6.3mm) on the front. I still would NOT recommend doing so with stock studs. You could do it, but i wouldnt recommend going very fast or very far with that setup.
ARP studs are $60. There's no excuse.
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Originally posted by JarrettIs there a goal you're trying to accomplish besides looking dope as hell?
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Originally posted by mndude07 View PostI wouldn't run any spacers on stock wheel studs. Here's why: Mike (greencb7inkc) had 5mm spacers with ITRs on his car with OEM open ended lug nuts, and because of the 5mm spacer, the lug nuts didn't have enough threads to bite onto and they started stripping themselves out as he was driving on the way back from Chicago with us last summer. He had violent wheel vibrations, so we pulled over and diagnosed the issue. If he had driven much longer the wheel may have flown off on the highway.
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Originally posted by Vila View PostI can't afford to buy extended studs right now, so I'm gonna have to run spacers on my stock studs. But what's the cheapest/decent set of studs ya'll would recommend?
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Originally posted by bobbycos View Postwait til you have the cash to buy the extended studs. thats my recommendation from experience
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Originally posted by Vila View Postyea, but these are the only wheels I have atm, I traded my 10th anniversary wheels for these, with the intention they would fit perfect over my stock calipers, when I just found out they don't.
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