Subject	I have been thinking about them too, if you run those then
Posted by	Jkova300z on March 13, 2010 at 12:55 PM
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In Reply To	Eibach Pro-Spacer wheel spacers. Anyone use them before? posted by BigTDogg (MA) on March 13, 2010 at 10:02 AM
Message	you obviously don't nee to change the studs, just make sure you have the type of wheels that allow the original studs on the car to stick through. I read of guys using some that require new studs, and the studs with the kit had knurling that was too long, and the brake rotors bottomed out on then instead of mounting flush to the hub. Definitely not good. I think project kics (rays engineering brand), or h&r are the best bet.
Follow Ups	Eibach Pro-Spacer wheel spacers. Anyone use them before? - BigTDogg (MA) 10:02:19 03/13/10 I have seen them used they are good quality - Carlos Ramirez 10:35:18 03/13/10 I forgot about H&R, thanks. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:45:58 03/13/10 I used a pair of H&Rs too. - Ballistic 10:54:04 03/13/10 Yeah, that's what I wanted was something like that - BigTDogg (MA) 16:53:47 03/13/10 2nd on H&R. Used heavily on high HP German marques ... - ConVerTT 11:49:40 03/13/10 H&R here as well on my NA, came with wheel studs (n/m) - LJZTT 13:57:15 03/13/10 i bought these..... - eazyez 10:54:01 03/13/10 I have been thinking about them too, if you run those then - Jkova300z 12:55:24 03/13/10 >>> these were the one's that I read about having the - Jkova300z 13:04:03 03/13/10 Re: Eibach Pro-Spacer wheel spacers. Anyone use them before? - ouikikazz 13:53:19 03/13/10 Were they hubcentric spacers? Did you have longer studs? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:01:03 03/13/10 Eibach and H&R are good, used both - JaffaUK 17:18:17 03/13/10 I'm looking at a mild spacing, 10mm to 15mm, maybe 20 tops - BigTDogg (MA) 20:41:17 03/13/10
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