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#2
We sell these spacers up to 3/8" thick, but if you go too thick, you really need to add longer wheel studs.
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-b...acers-3mm.html
#3
I have 5/16 spacers to make room for caliper covers. Plenty of room. The question I had is since the holes on mine are larger than the studs, presumeably to allow for different bolt patterns, they kind of drop down due to gravity. Am I supposed to find a way to keep them in perfect centered position before I install the wheel?
#4
I have 5/16 spacers to make room for caliper covers. Plenty of room. The question I had is since the holes on mine are larger than the studs, presumeably to allow for different bolt patterns, they kind of drop down due to gravity. Am I supposed to find a way to keep them in perfect centered position before I install the wheel?
#5
http://www.mustangwheelspacers.com/
They sell hubcentric kits with upgraded studs. I am lowered 1" and have 7/8" in front to clear my brembo's and 1" in back.
They sell hubcentric kits with upgraded studs. I am lowered 1" and have 7/8" in front to clear my brembo's and 1" in back.
#6
http://www.mustangwheelspacers.com/
They sell hubcentric kits with upgraded studs. I am lowered 1" and have 7/8" in front to clear my brembo's and 1" in back.
They sell hubcentric kits with upgraded studs. I am lowered 1" and have 7/8" in front to clear my brembo's and 1" in back.
#9
If you have Brembo brakes like me, you need spacers. Or, if you like your stock 18" wheels and want to fill the wheel wells better, you need spacers.
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