sure, why not.
I have 5mm front and rear and drive my car almost everyone in the summer.
I have 5mm front and rear and drive my car almost everyone in the summer.
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yeah probably. But installing longer studs isnt an issue unless they are too long. I dont think 10mm is going too far.Originally posted by F20A CB7 View PostComment
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if you plan on using more than 10mm use extended studs. the amount of thread left on the stud is the only thing that could be unsafe. extended studs and a good set of lug nuts and you'll be fine. im looking to put 15mm spacer on my rears soon.
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were and what are the best extended lugs to get? im thinking of going with 10 in the frint and 15 in the rear thanksfrom this
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Did they make a difference in the rears?!
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This thread is 2 years old, and the original member hasn't logged in for over a year . . .Originally posted by dannyhsu View Post
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