Subject	If you don't want to use spacers, you shouldn't need
Posted by	TriniTT on February 05, 2008 at 3:29 PM
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In Reply To	question about lugs posted by turboz32 on February 05, 2008 at 03:19 PM
Message	extended lugs. The extended lugs are generally for cars running with spacers, hence the need for extended lugs to fit all the way through the spacers and the wheel. Without spacers, any wheels that actually fit your car should mount right up to the hub and the stock lug bolts will fit through. Cheers, JBrobst
Follow Ups	question about lugs - turboz32 15:19:34 02/05/08 If you don't want to use spacers, you shouldn't need - TriniTT 15:29:05 02/05/08 Thank you... okay now i have another question - turboz32 15:49:52 02/05/08 I think you mean "Super Advan Racing Version II" (n/m) - lazer(AK) 15:54:06 02/05/08 No... - BradZ (FL) 15:57:47 02/05/08 ??widebody??? - turboz32 16:14:17 02/05/08 oops made a mistake in my orig post... - turboz32 16:23:36 02/05/08 Re: ??widebody??? - turboz32 16:27:33 02/05/08 you are completely correct in saying that - turboz32 18:06:50 02/05/08 you still don't understand offsets if you think a spacer - sfarrah 16:29:44 02/05/08 a picture will help, like mine :) - SkiFly01 20:02:10 02/05/08 18x10 +38 will be tight in the rear. Spacers make it worse. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 16:48:50 02/05/08 Side question - LoqueZX(CA) 16:14:36 02/05/08 How many you need? I have a bunch of spares lying around. (n/m) - TriniTT 16:23:50 02/05/08 Just grab them from napa... - Keaner 16:36:31 02/05/08 I use H&R spacers and longer studs, good quality (n/m) - ZEngineer 17:40:45 02/05/08
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