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onefast87: (2014-01-28 02:05:08)

I picked up some varrstoens over the summer, and was wondering what is the best/safest way to do spacers??

i only need +5mm

if i use slip on spacers should i do longer studs??

adamvann3: (2014-01-28 02:08:58)

5mm is that no man's land. Some people use extended stud others don't.

If it were me I would run ichiba 50mm studs and ichiba 5~10mm spacer depending on how much room you really need.

Slip on hubs?

G-E: (2014-01-28 02:42:18)

Or… ask zach for my 60mm cromoly studs heh

onefast87: (2014-01-28 03:19:44)

http://www.frsport.com/Ichiba-NS-502…m_p_12867.html

Would this do the trick??

adamvann3: (2014-01-28 03:25:55)

All depends on what hub he is using. I have always swapped/upgraded to slip on hubs with all my cars. Much easier to work with.

onefast87: (2014-01-28 03:37:51)

I have an 88T

adamvann3: (2014-01-29 16:21:39)

Easy as pie then.

I would snag some longer studs to go with the spacer. Super easy to install on slip on hubs, plus if you ever end up using a 10mm or 15mm sometime you will be good to go.

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