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wheels are wobbly after installing spacers

thanks for all the input. im new to all this and i bought some spacers for really cheap so i asssumed it would all work. so would i have to

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thanks for all the input. im new to all this and i bought some spacers for really cheap so i asssumed it would all work. so would i have to buy spacers that require replacing the studs for a snug fit?
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thanks for all the input. im new to all this and i bought some spacers for really cheap so i asssumed it would all work. so would i have to buy spacers that require replacing the studs for a snug fit?
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Yep get the right thickness and ones that have the hubcentric lip in the center. Bolt on types work fine. Just know that you might need to dremel the front wheel like 1.5mm where the stock studs hit it if you run 20mm up front. Rears you can run 15mm and still be okay with clearance with the stock studs.
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