'09 IS350 H&R Spacers 20mm
05-16-16, 02:01 PM
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'09 IS350 H&R Spacers 20mm
Is anybody runnning 20mm h&r spacers with extented studs in the rear . Im looking to get them and i want to know if it will rub
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I use B2Autodesign spacer and work great.
05-16-16, 09:39 PM
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I run eBay 20mm spacers with extended studs on the rear and 15mm up front. Stock 18" wheels and tire size on Pilot Super Sports. No issues.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
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I run eBay 20mm spacers with extended studs on the rear and 15mm up front. Stock 18" wheels and tire size on Pilot Super Sports. No issues.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
Ok thanks. I was thinking 15mm would rub on the front since most people on here said that on other forums. But i will try and see. Because h&r doesnt offer 10mm
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I run eBay 20mm spacers with extended studs on the rear and 15mm up front. Stock 18" wheels and tire size on Pilot Super Sports. No issues.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
Just make sure you have torque your wheels to factory spec (for my 06, it's 76ft/lb) and check on the spacers periodically for any signs of cracking. And on top of that, make sure the studs are the same material as the factory studs, which I believe are 10.9 grade.
Extended studs are the way to go. Studs on spacer adapters seem prone to breaking sooner imho.
you bought the 10.9 lexus factory studs?? wow im not saying that ebay suxx but based from other car community that ebay are not so great...but that's awesome that your uptodate on checkin on cracks..thanks for that input! will definitely do this great input!
05-18-16, 12:01 PM
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No spacer is best, but if your application needs spacers just dont over torque and use lots of anti sieze
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