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TRE-DEUCE

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hey all ! i just want to put some spacers on my car to clear my brakes!

just wondering how long are the wheel studs on the r32 gts-t? and how thick of the spacer should i buy ? i was thinking of getting spacers from Just Jap prob 20mm to 25mm.

what you guys think? i need some advice!

thank you all!

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hey guys, sorry to hijack but I didnt want to start a new topic.

Basically I want to get 25mm spacers for my GTT. A lot of people are recommending the H&R ones? I'm wondering why this is? Anyway, I can get the H&R ones sent from the US (http://www.optionimports.com/itemdesc.asp?ic=HR5065662) for $220 or buy the Just Jap ones (http://www.justjap.com/store/product.php?productid=17024&cat=269&page=1) locally for $140. Any thoughts or comments?

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The problem with the hub centric ones is if you go any smaller then around 25mm you have to cut a little of your old studs, unless you wheels have cut outs or extra holes for you old studs to stick through.

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Either way spacers are dodgy and illegal and cause to many probs, I had nothing but dramas on my 31 even with hub centric spacers.

KiwiRS4T Grand Master

KiwiRS4T

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Its essential to have the correct hub size or use adapter rings. In NZ the max thickness allowed is now 20mm - you may want to check if there are any state rules about spacers. I can't imagine why they should cost over $200 unless they are made of titanium.

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