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Would it be safe to...
Stack a 2.5mm spacer on my 15mm spacer for a 17.5mm spacing?
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Nope, 2.5mm isn't enough to throw it off
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Disclaimer: I'm no expert. But if they're stud replacement type, I don't see why not.
**edit** DE: explain? I would just use a bunch of anti-seize. That's being said, is 2.5mm really make or break for you? I would think 15 or 20 mm should be close enough in most applications. |
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Cuz i think 20 in the front is too wide but 15 is too in still. lol |
2.5mm will not be noticeable, go big or go home :) go with the 20mm.
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Stock fronts? 20mm will be perfect.
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I think my main problem is I liked 20 in the front and 20 in the rear, but I would prefer to just use what I have. I don't think 25 in the back was too much, but I do think 20 in the back was just right.
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I have 20 in the back right now. Definitely feel like 25 would have been too much. At least at stock height, anyway.
lol... in the back. |
:yum:
and thanks for confirming... I guess I'll just offload the 15 and 25 sets to help pay for another set of 20. I only had one set of studs to use anyway - I used some studs that were cut down for test fitment, but I would never use them on the road. |
you just need to make sure you get a solid 7 turns on the lug nuts....... correct?
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