chi123

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Does anyone know what size slip on spacers can fit on our 2IS without having to put in extended studs or buying ones with bolt-on studs? I was thinking about adding 15mm bolt-on spacers to my rear but was told that even if I roll my rear fenders or even go down one tire width size, I will still have rubbing issues unless I raise the car. Right now, there is no finger gap, I can't fit even a pencil between the tire and fender but I don't rub. Now I'm just looking to roll the fender and fit the biggest slip-on spacer with having to put it extended studs.

The other question I got is how long does our factory alarm stay on after it gets triggered? I was thinking about adding a tilt sensor, shock sensor, and glass sensor to the factory alarm but I don't want it going off with false alarms and draining my battery.

mike33

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There are some in depth threads about the wheel spacers if you do a search.

The rule is to get at least 6-7 turns of the lug nut for a secure hold on the stud.

From my experience 5mm is as wide as I would go without longer studs. The 5mm will not be hubcentric though, so it may cause vibration issues.

10 mm is the smallest you will find that are hubcentric, but I personally would use extended studs.

Sffd103

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5 mm will probably be the most you can install without adding longer studs. My 10mm spacers needed them.

The alarm shuts off after a certain time cycle. I'd say take it to an empty lot and try it.

nosurprise

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I think the manual says 60 seconds; you can double check.