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Originally Posted by binary0x01 bdub561: They're both DRS right? I'm hesitant on the whole spacer situation... I have 20/25 bolt on from b2autodesigns. $220 for front and rear. I have

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Old 10-29-2012, 07:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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bdub561: They're both DRS right? I'm hesitant on the whole spacer situation...
I have 20/25 bolt on from b2autodesigns. $220 for front and rear. I have a base with sport package and its perfect. Just use a 1/2" drive and you'll be fine. I would have done stud replacement, but i plan on changing the rims and getting the right offsets
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Did you use and Anti-Seize on the threads or the spacer itself?

I haven't put any on yet, but I'm wondering if I should if it will protect it from corrosion. I don't plan on really adjusting or removing them in the future, I just want to make sure that they stay intact.
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Old 10-29-2012, 02:50 PM   #3 (permalink)
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if you can do your own brake pad/rotor change you can change the studs. its easy.....
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Old 10-29-2012, 03:13 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Fuct right.. It's really easy to do. If u have an air gun setup only takes a few hrs for both front and rears.
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Im pretty sure this question has been answerd.... SORRY, but i have stock 19"rays I want 20mm spacers all around and swift springs... I should have no problem with rubbing right... Ive seen around forum that there is no problem.. Just confirm.. thank you guys
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Finally installed the H&R 20 mm front and 25 mm rear bolt-on spacers. Quality is so much better than the Ichiba V2s I ran on my 350Z. Installation was a breeze with zero issues. Now, if only the Swift springs would get here a little faster. Here some before and after pics:

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Any issues with vibration at high speeds??? With those 25mm
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No problems whatsoever. As long as they're installed properly there won't be any issues.
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It's all in the angle of the photograph. A few of mine...

H&R Front 20mm stud replacement: Rear 25mm bolt on
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^^Beautiful!! Any particular reason you went with the stud replacement up front rather than keeping it bolt-on spacers all around??
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^ Thanks, at the time back in 2009 - H&R did not manufacture 20mm bolt on spacers for our cars. You guys now picking up 20mm's are lucky !
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^ Thanks, at the time back in 2009 - H&R did not manufacture 20mm bolt on spacers for our cars. You guys now picking up 20mm's are lucky !
So can you use 20mm bolt on style all around?
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So can you use 20mm bolt on style all around?

They have what you are looking for...

H&R Wheel Spacers, 5-25mm!! Built-in Studs AND Hubcentric Rings!!
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Thank you so much I now know I will use 20mm bolt on up front and 25mm bolt on in the rear.
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