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venturaII 10-08-2017 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MyNameIsCacauate (Post 2989324)
. guess were not on the same level ☺.


That much, I can guarantee.

Mr.ac 10-08-2017 11:07 PM

See, way to much headaches trying to Frankenstein them to fit.

MyNameIsCacauate 10-10-2017 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DAEMANO (Post 2989261)
1. Yes, much better as you get the all the advantages of stronger aftermarket extended studs I noted above.

2. You possibly could find a 35mm slip on, but a more flexible route would be to get a stackable kit like the 30mm one Parts Shop Max sells. Just make sure that your spacers are hubcentric and are made to lock together. I also agree that 35mm is a lot of spacer, but for some body kits and applications extremely low offsets are required.

https://store.partsshopmax.com/shop/...-5-125-56.html

https://s3.amazonaws.com/ultracart/i...bBHZhVIUSxQ%3D

I went ahead and purchased 2 pairs of 30mm stackables for the front and back. Considering many run work meisters with spacers, I believe the 35mm measurement may have been wrong for the stock studs.

DAEMANO 10-10-2017 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by MyNameIsCacauate (Post 2989882)
I went ahead and purchased 2 pairs of 30mm stackables for the front and back. Considering many run work meisters with spacers, I believe the 35mm measurement may have been wrong for the stock studs.

Post your results. Hope it works out just as you imagined. :thumbsup:

empower-auto 10-16-2017 02:12 PM

Post pictures when you shoot the wheel across a freeway

MyNameIsCacauate 10-16-2017 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by empower-auto (Post 2992519)
Post pictures when you shoot the wheel across a freeway

sure thing buddy, I'll also snap one with your mums snatch in me mouth

empower-auto 10-17-2017 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by MyNameIsCacauate (Post 2992527)
sure thing buddy, I'll also snap one with your mums snatch in me mouth

If you can get that photo too I'll be doubly impressed ya whinge

JazzleSAURUS 10-23-2017 10:55 AM

Bolt on spacers are okay, I run 20mm bolt on spacers square.

That said, if you can find 25mm slip ons, I suggest sticking with those and ARP studs. It's a strong assembly with less failure points. Just because something is hub centric, doesn't mean the three brands worth of different tolerances will actually work well once you've stacked X, Y, and Z together. It's a recipe for vibration.

There's a shop near me that will custom make a single spacer to any size, and they are CNC'd to interlock with whatever pockets/grooving your wheel has, so they spin true and actually are like a custom hub centric + locking ring. You may be able to find a local service like that. (They will also cut a wheel's hub back to lower the offset and bring a poking wheel in for you.)

I think there are a few options for you, the PBM's will get you close and are a good solution since it's one brand and it's hubcentric. I hope they work well for you.


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