wheel spacers?
10-17-2007, 02:21 PM
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wheel spacers? LOL, I dont plan on using them. but in the past someone had suggested hubcentric rings as a more reliable and safe alternative. What would you guys suggest if I was to use these rings for about a .5" extra bite. I am definitely planning on using longer harder ARP wheel studs. Any suggestions are much appreciated, thanks in advance.
10-17-2007, 10:58 PM
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When it comes to spacers most people seem to say don't go over 1/4" as it adds a lot of stress on the studs. If you can go 3/4" you can get a pair of hub-centric adapters that are super strong for about $85.
Hub-centric will make sure the rim is centered as well as take some of the stress off the studs as compared to non hub-centric spacers.
Hub-centric will make sure the rim is centered as well as take some of the stress off the studs as compared to non hub-centric spacers.