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Join Date: May 2010
Location: atlanta
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Brilliant! Hub centric wheel spacers 2.5mm-20mm
After looking for and not finding very many options (none below 12mm) for thin hubcentric wheel spacers, i saw an ad for these. Very clever design, why didn't i think of it ?
R-5010 Hub-Centric Wheel Spacers Hope this will help others have more success than i had. |
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I'll bump this once.
The 911 hub design does not allow for a conventional hubcentric spacer thinner than 12mm safely. As far as i know these are the only hubcentric spacers available in thin sizes do to their unique design. Well, i was excited to find them even if no one else is ! |
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Looks nice. What is the maximum spacer size that can be use without using longer studs?
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Not very much. I think about 5mm would be all that i would use with stock studs. I have 12mm on the rear of mine and mocked up with stock studs the nuts only grab a few threads. |
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I'm glad to see these. Thanks for posting.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Toronto, ON Canada
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I have 6.5 mm (1/4") on my rears w/ the stock studs. They work fine.
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