Even with only a small 3mm spacer I was only able to get 6-7 turns of the lug nuts...... lots of people have used 5mm but I think it depends on how deep the mounting surface of the wheel hub is.
Just wondering whats the biggest size spacer i can run on stuck wheel studs. I dont have access to my car right now so cant really do any measuring. Thanks size of rims are 16x7 +40
Even with only a small 3mm spacer I was only able to get 6-7 turns of the lug nuts...... lots of people have used 5mm but I think it depends on how deep the mounting surface of the wheel hub is.
alright thanks man, appreciate the quick reply. I'll try a 5mm if i get the chance.
They sell these certain style of lug nuts that work 'sorta' with spacers.
They kinda are a sleeve style, so even with the spacers, these lug nuts go 'in to' the lug seat, in order to sink in and grab more threads
I got them when I mounted ap2v1 wheels on a friends prelude
I think they were 10mm spacers?
But anyways, the lug nuts helped..
I'll try to find it online and send it over
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http://www.ephatch.com/forum/showthr...110#post935110
anyone have an answer to this? Probably 5mm is the most you can get away with on stock studs.
yes, 5mm is the biggest you can have. I have been running 5mm in the rear with no problems for a long time
i ran 3mm T1R spacers all last summer and had no problems at all.
What is the length of the stock bolts?
Thanks man! Really!
I've have the centering rings myself, but I don't know exactly what size my wheel bore is... or if that really even matters that much. It may be on my receipt, but if not, I'm pretty sure it's printed on the rings themselves.
Now if I can just find that damn Bumll-Lock key of mine.
Just another reminder that I need a micrometer...
AND THAT DUSTIN BLOWS for shutting down JLB Motorsports!
I really think it matters on wheels/lugs you are using. I know people that have gotten away with 1/4in (6.35mm) spacers and been alright.
Regardless I'm running extended studs with them this year just to stay on the safe side
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