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For any of you running 1" hub centric wheel spacers (not wider) did you have to nip off the end/tip (non threaded) of the stock studs?
I installed L5 fenders with C6Z06 wheels and 335s. I want the tires a little closer to the lip, so I got a set of 1" spacers. The problem, is that once I install the spacer, the studs (longer than 1") hit the wheel hub.
I can nip them off, but wanted to check in to see what other guys are doing
Last edited by Blow Torch; May 22, 2011 at 07:44 PM.
After putting 1" spacers on the rear of my 97 I did have to grind about 1/8" off the unthreaded part of stud. I would imagine that many people don't notice the small gap after installing the spacers.
Mini tub it I did mine in a weekend. The hardest part is trying to get the fender linners to fit. I have MSI flares and a 2" tub. I run 345-30-19 on stock OEM C6Z wheels. Much better look with all that tire UNDER the car.
The tires don't rub at all. I hust want the tires to come a little further out. Don't want it to look like a Trans Am from the back
I can't imagine there being any issues with grinding off "unthreaded" bolt, but just wanted some feedback
It seemed odd that no one had mentioned it before
The tires don't rub at all. I hust want the tires to come a little further out. Don't want it to look like a Trans Am from the back
I can't imagine there being any issues with grinding off "unthreaded" bolt, but just wanted some feedback
It seemed odd that no one had mentioned it before
A pin than. I have not seen this setup but grinding some LENGTH off doesn't seem to be a big deal.
For any of you running 1" hub centric wheel spacers (not wider) did you have to nip off the end/tip (non threaded) of the stock studs?
I installed L5 fenders with C6Z06 wheels and 335s. I want the tires a little closer to the lip, so I got a set of 1" spacers. The problem, is that once I install the spacer, the studs (longer than 1") hit the wheel hub.
I can nip them off, but wanted to check in to see what other guys are doing
Please show us a picture of your hub-centric spacers. I have never seen any that are truly hub-centric.
Please show us a picture of your hub-centric spacers. I have never seen any that are truly hub-centric.
Not sure what you mean, but they fit tight on the wheel hub, then have their own machined hub that the wheel fits tight on. I can slip them on the "hub" of the wheel and they're so snug that they sit right there with no bolts
I nipped 1/4" off of the end (no threads) and they work perfect. The tire comes to the edge of the L5 fender, which is how I like it. I would have preferred 3/4", but not really available.
The car is smooth as silk. I did a few hard launches to test the strength, and everything's ok so far.
I got these from an auction site for around $60.
I don't have any photos right now because Im working on the wifes car