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Hey guys, I know this topic will catch a whole load of flack because well...it's something purchased on ebay. However, I just don't see how spacers such as these can
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Ebay spacers question....
Hey guys, I know this topic will catch a whole load of flack because well...it's something purchased on ebay. However, I just don't see how spacers such as these can be terribly messed up and I am willing to throw some money away to test.
That said, I came across these recently: HUBCENTRIC WHEEL SPACERS ADAPTERS 20MM 370Z 2009-2010 - eBay (item 150487131543 end time Nov-28-10 11:06:23 PST) I have a few friends with s2000's that have purchased spacers from this vendor and they haven't had any issues as of yet. My only question is: I know 20mm in the rear should just bolt on without a problem and all should be well, but what about the fronts? I read on here some people ran into an issue with the front studs being too long or something to that, but it was only mentioned on the sport wheels. I have base 18s, so I don't know if I will run into the same issues. Any opinions on what I should do here? |
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