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Wheel spacers... a couple questions...

So I searched around and couldn't seem to find any info on this forum about my two questions. So..... I am putting on some spacers tonight, 20mm. I was wondering

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Old 10-28-2010, 08:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Wheel spacers... a couple questions...

So I searched around and couldn't seem to find any info on this forum about my two questions. So..... I am putting on some spacers tonight, 20mm. I was wondering if in anyones experience, did it affect your alignment, particularly the camber due to the wider stance. The type of spacers I bought are the ones that bolt onto my lugs and then have bolts in between those to extend (sorry, I don't know the name for this type). Question is, do you have to retorque the spacers onto the lugs? (ie, take the wheels off and re-tourque a couple days later) They are some kinda japanese spacers and had no instructions other than japanese instructions. lol.
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