Spacers 20mm & 25mm
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Spacers 20mm & 25mm
So I have 17in stocks an I plan on getting 20mm spacers up front and 25mm in the back and I have two questions.
Question 1: would I need to but extended lug nuts?
Question2: I am stock height so I wouldn't need to roll my fenders right?
Question 1: would I need to but extended lug nuts?
Question2: I am stock height so I wouldn't need to roll my fenders right?
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^^^ did you get the answers mixed up?
There are 2 types of spacers....one which ones with its own lugs...the other you will need extended lugs....so based on which one you get, you will get extended lugs
since you are stock height you wont need to roll/pull/etc
There are 2 types of spacers....one which ones with its own lugs...the other you will need extended lugs....so based on which one you get, you will get extended lugs
since you are stock height you wont need to roll/pull/etc
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Do you know which spacers are better? Or are the pretty much the same? I'm not to familir with spacers. And thanks for the advice.
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what? no...re-read OP post
He said 20mm and 25mm. I have 20mm and 25mm and you do not need extended lugs
And yes he does NOT need to roll his fenders
He said 20mm and 25mm. I have 20mm and 25mm and you do not need extended lugs
And yes he does NOT need to roll his fenders
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I think OP meant extended studs and not lugs.
There are two types of spacers: the type that are basically just rings and use the original studs or the ones where you bolt the spacer onto the original studs and the spacer has its own. The latter are usually referred to as "v2".
Here are a set of v2 from Ichiba:
I'm not sure, but I think all 20 and 25mm spacers are v2 nowadays. So you shouldn't need extended studs.
I had 15 and 20mm v2 spacers on mine with Aspec (18x8) rims and lowered about 1.5". No fender work needed at all. I went conservative and could easily have gone lower and wider.
I like the Akata spacers better. They cost a lot less and have stronger lugs.
There are two types of spacers: the type that are basically just rings and use the original studs or the ones where you bolt the spacer onto the original studs and the spacer has its own. The latter are usually referred to as "v2".
Here are a set of v2 from Ichiba:
I'm not sure, but I think all 20 and 25mm spacers are v2 nowadays. So you shouldn't need extended studs.
I had 15 and 20mm v2 spacers on mine with Aspec (18x8) rims and lowered about 1.5". No fender work needed at all. I went conservative and could easily have gone lower and wider.
I like the Akata spacers better. They cost a lot less and have stronger lugs.
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