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I understand that much....ok, if i was to slap on the spacers
1. The wheel wont sit flush because the old stud is poking out. Wont sit flush. Thats one of my concerns.
2. I understand the when the studs are seperate and you would have to install studs onto the hub slap on spacers. Ok studs are connected with my suspension etc etc
however, when spacers come with studs already on them, putting them on then putting the wheel locks on them has no connection with my suspension. Mind as wheel roll my rim and spacer attached to it down the road. Please exuse my way of understanding. Im sure its flying right over my head.
I understand that much once again..noone seems to understand or answer my question. Putting on spacers with studs on them when putting them on has no attachemnt to my suspension....my wheel will fall off...
....im kinda lost with what where youre getting at.
for the most part, the holes on the 10mm spacers is where the old studs go through. the old studs are then locked in with bolts provided with the spacers (should be provided). the old studs for the most part wont sit flush with the spacers, itll be sticking out a bit. your wheels should have those little indents type of holes or gaps next to the stud holes behind the wheels. those little indents type of holes is where the old studs will go through thus making your wheels sit perfectly onto the spacers when bolted on.