Wheel spacers & longer wheel studs

[Crazy Paul]

Spacers available in 3mm, 5mm or 8mm thickness.
1 pair (for 2 wheels) shipped by Airfreight US$60

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/PerthPurplePenguin/car%20parts/wheelspacer_03.jpg


http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/PerthPurplePenguin/car%20parts/wheelstuds_03.jpg

10 studs without nuts (for 2 wheels) shipped by Airfreight US$150
Note- metric thread [M14x1.5] allows you to use your original lug nuts and caps.


{Stock length wheel stud info is here : http://www.forum.grrrr8.net/showthread.php?t=7261 }

[swimman]

I'm sure many people will need these.

[-Ray-]

Just what the Doctor ordered.

[99-LS1-SS]

Any chance the spacers will cause wobbling issues?

[norm8332]

You need longer studs even with the 3mm?

[G8GT721]

3mm = .118in
5mm = .197in
8mm = .315in

[Crazy Paul]

Any chance the spacers will cause wobbling issues?
I don't have the experience with these or any other brand of spacers to know one way or the other.
I think Charlie might be a great person to ask.



You need longer studs even with the 3mm?
Fit the rim you intend to space out.
Torque up the lug nuts.
If you don't have (in this case 3mm) of unused thread hanging out the end of each nut then you should consider longer studs IMO.

[Devilish34]

I assume these are a better grade of steel as compared to stock

[Crazy Paul]

I assume these are a better grade of steel as compared to stock

My info is that stock and the extended metric studs are both grade 10.9

[R.J.]

Is that the correct cost $150.00 for 10 studs?

[Crazy Paul]

Is that the correct cost $150.00 for 10 studs?
Yes.