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Nov 15, 2016 | 06:12 PM

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Are these safe to use?

Want the wheels a tad more out for a more aggressive stance... Came across these spacers

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Nov 15, 2016 | 10:18 PM

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I ran some on the fronts with skinnies for a couple years with no problems. Daily drove and track use...you will probably need longer studs. I did...

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It's all going to be opinion on what people think are safe. I would never run a slip on style spacer. A bolt on adapter with it's own set of wheel studs I see no problem with.

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You should have no problem with those as they are hub-centric, just make sure to get some high quality extened studs. And remember if you extend your wheel offset it'll put added stress on your wheel hubs along with causing your springs to feel a bit more soft.

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