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RehabJeff86 07-19-2015 08:26 PM

For Sale: Ichiba Spacers
 
1. Ichiba 5x100 35mm Spacers - $80 shipped- perfect offset for front OEM rims. Used for 300 miles only.

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YouShallKnow 07-19-2015 10:17 PM

I'm curious about the studs on the 25 mm spacer. Aren't they normally pressed into the spacers? Why are they removed? Do they cinch right in when you torque them down and work properly?

Wyattkb 07-20-2015 12:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by YouShallKnow (Post 2326934)
I'm curious about the studs on the 25 mm spacer. Aren't they normally pressed into the spacers? Why are they removed? Do they cinch right in when you torque them down and work properly?

Also curious about the studs.

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YouShallKnow 07-20-2015 01:25 AM

I just spun a couple studs on a spacer I was using; real son of a bitch dealing with that problem. If the lug studs are loose, you're gonna have a bad time.

fourvalleys 07-20-2015 09:19 AM

It looks like the "back" part of the studs has a spline on it. I'm guessing the back of the spacer has the same so they slide right in? Interesting.

RehabJeff86 07-20-2015 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by YouShallKnow (Post 2326934)
I'm curious about the studs on the 25 mm spacer. Aren't they normally pressed into the spacers? Why are they removed? Do they cinch right in when you torque them down and work properly?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wyattkb (Post 2327038)
Also curious about the studs.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fourvalleys (Post 2327230)
It looks like the "back" part of the studs has a spline on it. I'm guessing the back of the spacer has the same so they slide right in? Interesting.

Yes, I pressed out those studs originally came with the spacers due to I have ARP extended wheel studs hence I did not need these studs on the spacers.

Yes, you can simply lined up the spline on the studs and the back of the spacer. Gently pressed in and the slowly torquing the bolt from the other side to get these studs back in place. :cheers:

RehabJeff86 07-22-2015 03:00 AM

35mm spacers still available!!

RehabJeff86 07-23-2015 04:26 AM

Bump

RehabJeff86 08-11-2015 02:44 PM

bump


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