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Originally Posted by sparky And do you think it's OK to go 20mm all around with DRM's? It's obviously simpler to install these but some people have commented they are

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Old 07-02-2012, 09:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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And do you think it's OK to go 20mm all around with DRM's?
It's obviously simpler to install these but some people have commented they are leery of bolt on's. It would seem if they are properly torqued and maybe locktite then they would be OK.
Stories of vibrations etc. have me gun shy on spacers.

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I would go with DRS if I were you. It's safer to have the wheels bolted directly to the hub, as opposed to them being bolted to the spacer. Just my
Mr. Happy is right -- go with stud replacement (DRS) type.
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Mr. Happy is right -- go with stud replacement (DRS) type.
Thanks guys, DRS it is then.
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I just installed H&R DRS 20mm on all 4 (stock 19's) this past weekend with Swift springs.. no rubbing/scraping here.
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