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Ccat, do you recommend the stud replacement spacers? I've read they are safer. I will be doing the occasional autocross.
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Ccat, do you recommend the stud replacement spacers? I've read they are safer. I will be doing the occasional autocross.
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Over all of the spacers used throughout the years, nobody has reported a problem with them in an autocross setting. Even Porsche uses spacers on their 911 GT3. Don't sweat it. |
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