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Mr.kenchan, that means you want to detail my Z then... :icon18: Thank You in advence... :bowrofl:


Good Morning Mr.ZMan8, Mr.onzedge, Mr.happytheman, Mr.Fire, Mr.kenchan and Everyone!!!

Have a Great Monday!!! :icon17:

Morning Mr. Alcheng!

hi mr.alcheng! :tup: wow, there is all sorts of confusion this am! :rofl2: :icon17:

Mr.kenchan, you mean LaFemmeFeu or Mr.Fire(man) ?? :icon18:

Anyway, I have decided to go for a 10mm stud replacement spacers, either H&R or Eibach, depends what can I get in here. :tup:

BTW, my post has discreetly passed 1000 without letting me know last night!!! :rolleyes:

:icon18: blahaha!

sounds good on the 10mm stud replacement for rear. :tup: that's a good choice.

Done!! :tup: :tup:

Just called the place I got the tires and have them order me the Eibach one, 10mm stud replacement type. Good price too!! :tup:

:tup: that's a win win situation right there, mr.alcheng! :D

My life revolves around the win-win scenario. It is much easier than the win-lose-win-lose-lose type I used to live by.

sounds great, mr.onzedge! :tup:

i too am just too busy and tired to be fixing my mistakes so i make decisions where i wont need to re-do things later. :D

That sounds like a good approach.

This wheel spacer discussion has me thinking and worried now. I have H&R stud replacement on the front, but Ichiba non-stud replacement on the rear. Should I be concerned? Should I spend the rest ot the week fretting and obsessing, only to purchase stud-replacements for the rear?

Mr.onzedge, not to stir things around, but if it makes you feel better/safer to change it, plus the reasonable amount of money for a good-brand, H&R/Eibach, is only around $140ish.

Why not doing it?? ;)

It's like I say, if you have time to do something wrong, then you have the time to do it right, may as well do it right the first time. :tup:

mr.onzedge - i wouldn't worry. i suppose if you start sensing vibration through your steering wheel it might be time to replace the spacer on the front. as for the rear, probably fine and infact 'better' to have the ichibas/Kic's since the centering ring has some room to move vs the single-molded hubcentric spacers by H&R/Eibach when using your stock 19's. :)


sounds great, mr.gale! :tup: this goes with buying things too... i basically dont buy things unless i truely want it. :D