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i am going to be using some wheel spacers for my car but i don't know if the thickness of the spacers will effect the integrity of the studs. the size of the spacers that i am going to try to use are 19mm
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Re: wheel spacers

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i am going to be using some wheel spacers for my car but i don't know if the thickness of the spacers will effect the integrity of the studs. the size of the spacers that i am going to try to use are 19mm
Just make sure you either get longer studs put in, or does the spacers come with alternate studs and the spacer bolt to the stock studs?
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Re: wheel spacers

they come with all new hardware including longer studs.
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they come with all new hardware including longer studs.
Then you should be okay. Just make sure everything is tightened down to the proper torque specs.
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