made by part shop max, these are adjustable spacers, you can also say you stack them. they have extended studs to safely stack the spacers and still be able to use the correct number of threads on your wheel nuts. the following combinations is what you can make with these spacers: 3,5,7,8,10,12,15,18,20,22,23,25,27,30mm

so thats like getting 14 different sizes of spacers all for the price i'm asking of 150 shipped a pair!
i have two sets of these (4 spacers) im going to be selling in pairs.
5x114.3 bolt pattern with m12x1.50 thread (lexus/toyota)
they are made by part shop max, and very safe to use, i have never had issues with them and people drift with these! so you can expect them to handle daily use just fine. i never had any wobbling or vibrations from these.




each pair comes with x2 15mm spacers with pressed in studs, x2 7mm spacers, x2 5mm spacers, x2 3mm spacers, and 10 nuts.

 

what's the hub size? hubcentric 60.1?

 

it is not hubcentric, just lugcentric. but i still never heard or had any issues.

 

that the price for a new pair ...if you work on the price a little then i can see myself buying a pair

 

part shop max has them for 150, but shipping is then added on to that after check out. mine is 150 shipped and paypal fees already in.

 

damnn thats pretty sweet...good price imo.

 

Wow I never seen them before... Interesting

 

ive never had issues of running non hubcentric...

 

This is sweet

 

thanks guys! all very true words, very helpful to get the EXACT offset you need and its all in one so no more hunting and swapping spacers with anyone cause you don't have the one you need.

its all right here guys

 

only if this was up last week, i just bought 2 pairs of 25mm spacers. but i need 30mm now =[

 

Whats the thinnest when using the built in studs?

 

the thinner, the unsafe, i've talked to machine shop and they told me anything less than 20mm is consider unsafe.

 

has anyone have had issues using 10-15mm v2 spacers? i havent unless it was was no name brand.

back to the sale though.
the one with the pressed in studs is 15mm, you have an option to use the 3/5/7 to use as a slip on with no studs. just double check when you use the 7mm alone, that you have enough thread on the wheel nut catching the stud.

 

i guess you need to run open-ended lugs with these....cuz it looks like the studs are a standard length for whatever spacer size u need.