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Hubcentric makes no difference in my concern for width. They are safer in that they center on the hub better but they still put extra pressure on the bearings which weren't designed for that width in the first place. While marginal, I'll give you that. I've seen people who use spacers and then don't install longer bolts or wheel studs. Since your's are 2 inches one would have to assume you took precaution and got the correct bolts.
Hubcentric makes no difference in my concern for width. They are safer in that they center on the hub better but they still put extra pressure on the bearings which weren't designed for that width in the first place. While marginal, I'll give you that. I've seen people who use spacers and then don't install longer bolts or wheel studs. Since your's are 2 inches one would have to assume you took precaution and got the correct bolts.
I'm not sure where you got 2" from... I have 1" spacers.
I'm not sure where you got 2" from... I have 1" spacers.
Typo, but still same rules apply. Did you change the bolts/studs to accommodate the spacers? The car looks bitchin' by the way and IMO it will still look bitchin' without the spacers.