Steel spacers
http://www.motorsport-tech.com/
And get ARP wheel studs.
Get aluminum. Steel is heavy, don't need it..
And get ARP wheel studs.
Get aluminum. Steel is heavy, don't need it..
Last edited by letsgetthisdone; May 24, 2016 at 01:17 PM.
Originally Posted by ChrisB
I've had them on my car for 2+ years with no issues. I don't know what the circumstances surrounding your car are, but it looks like you tracked with them on? I wouldn't advise tracking any car with spacers.
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You can track a car with spacers just fine. Just need parts that aren't pieces of **** yet are being sold as quality parts. Car now has ARP wheel studs and custom billet 6061 spacers. Looking forward to no more issues as this is a tried and trued setup.
I'd only track on wheel spacers if the car has longer studs and the kinda wheel spacers that pass through the stud. I'd never track a car with spacers that bolt to the hub and then have their own studs
That's what I had, from Ichiba. An extended stud and slip on spacer "kit". They all sheared off right at the base of threads. I was not using bolt on spacers.
sorry, I should have said with quality studs... so basically arp, I don't really know of any other brands that make quality studs and they're not expensive enough to gamble on anything else
Yes I learned my lesson. And will continue to tell people. Even on your daily, if you're going to run spacers its not worth saving $100 to risk thousands of dollars in body work.
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