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Old 02-11-2016, 02:47 AM   #2989
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Originally Posted by PollosHermanos View Post
Yea this sounds like a reasonable approach. So ...

When adding spacers should I do it in a balanced way front to back? ie, if I add 10mm up front should I do the same in the rear?
You are just changing your track width and whatever handing properties come with it. You can do whatever you like.

Stock studs are only good for 3-5mm slip on spacers. Some say 5mm is too much. Up to you what you feel is safe. Any more you need a bolt on spacer or longer studs.
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