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They are safe for street driving, and I am sure they are safe for track use as well but I personally wouldn't use em if you visit the track often.
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They are safe for street driving, and I am sure they are safe for track use as well but I personally wouldn't use em if you visit the track often. There are cases where people had trouble with spacers and whether that derived from a stud that wasn't installed correctly or a lug nut that was over-torqued, regardless.... you don't want your wheel to start wobbling on a track. With that said, if you only visit the track once or twice a year, you'll be fine.
Plus remember, when you take out your OEM studs, no matter what studs you replace em with even if its with OEM again, they are never going to sit as firm as they did from factory.
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