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Hey guys,
So I'm thinking about switching wheels and getting rid of the 5mm spacers in the front. I only needed them on my old wheels to clear the front calipers. With the new wheels, the offsets are low enough to clear brakes without spacers. However, I have the extended studs installed. Is it necessary to replace the extended studs with the oem ones now that I dont need a spacer anymore?
btw, one of them is slightly bent. It doesn't affect the way the lugnut bolts on tho, and I can torque it down to spec. I'm not sure how long the extended studs are, but they are the ones that came with the Ichiba 5mm spacers.
So I'm thinking about switching wheels and getting rid of the 5mm spacers in the front. I only needed them on my old wheels to clear the front calipers. With the new wheels, the offsets are low enough to clear brakes without spacers. However, I have the extended studs installed. Is it necessary to replace the extended studs with the oem ones now that I dont need a spacer anymore?
btw, one of them is slightly bent. It doesn't affect the way the lugnut bolts on tho, and I can torque it down to spec. I'm not sure how long the extended studs are, but they are the ones that came with the Ichiba 5mm spacers.
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