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I have TE37s in the standard 370z offsets and closed ended Rays Duralumin extended lugs nuts. I switch the stock sport wheels and TEs a good bit. I'm wondering if
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Extended studs with Aftermarket wheels and lugs
I have TE37s in the standard 370z offsets and closed ended Rays Duralumin extended lugs nuts. I switch the stock sport wheels and TEs a good bit. I'm wondering if I get extended lugs and spacers for the stock wheels, will the extended studs be too long for my Rays lug nuts (without spacers)? Or are there any other complications I should worry about.
Thanks Will
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