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Originally Posted by schellingr Will these work for my 18 stockers without replacing or messing with the studs? CNC Aluminum Bolt-On Wheel Spacers (20mm, 25mm, & 30mm) No. Stock studs

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Old 07-28-2014, 10:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Will these work for my 18 stockers without replacing or messing with the studs?

CNC Aluminum Bolt-On Wheel Spacers (20mm, 25mm, & 30mm)
No. Stock studs are too short. Unsafe.
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No. Stock studs are too short. Unsafe.
Not sure if you looked at the link cooltoy, those are bolt on spacers. They will work with OEM studs.

Z1 bolt on spacers are good quality and will work fine. Just make sure you torque everything appropriately and use thread locker on the threads. Also apply anti-seize on the mating surfaces of the spacer.
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Not sure if you looked at the link cooltoy, those are bolt on spacers. They will work with OEM studs.

Z1 bolt on spacers are good quality and will work fine. Just make sure you torque everything appropriately and use thread locker on the threads. Also apply anti-seize on the mating surfaces of the spacer.
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No. Stock studs are too short. Unsafe.
Too short for bolt-on spacers?
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