Thread: Let's Talk Wheel Spacers...

Were can i buy 5mm hubcentric spacers ?

Stratton.

I finally got wheels with the right offset so I got rid of the spacers I had in the rear.

you can't, but you don't need to, the lip on the hub is about 10mm so you'll still get 5mm of engaugement with a 5mm spacer


now for my question, where do i get some inexpensive wheel studs? i don't really care about the thread anymore longer is better but i wouldn't mind having the factory lug wrench on whatever nut

I forgot to mention ARP. Them be good too lol

I have nismo studs all they way around. Some spun after i replaced the rear wheel bearings so i welded them in in the back, no problems since 5+yrs of use. I am also running 1/2" rear spacers that i had a friend custom make, and no spacers in front for now. I am planning on getting some front spacers made at some point, but i want to get a wider tire first. I am running some skinny 205's.LOL

Summit Racing SUM-910106 - Summit Racing® Wheel Studs - Overview - SummitRacing.com

$72

correct knurl diamater you'll be buying some new lug nuts, open ended these are freeking long...

subaru arp $134 and you'll still be buying open ended lug nuts although they are the same thread as stock.


ARP 100-7702 - ARP Wheel Studs - Overview - SummitRacing.com

fits, bigger knurl diamater so you are kinda stuffing it in there but, you should never have to weld them in place.... you also can't really go back to any other stud

$41

and you will still be buying open ended nuts.

I wonder if summit sells spacers. Ill call monday morning and find out.

Stratton.

from my members ride thread....

heres on the back of my nx with b14 SE-R rims before and AFTER 20MM spacers in the rear...with 195/50/15 tires.....


always hated the sunken in look of the wheels.....


so i poked them out 20mm....


find the spacers that bolt UP TO the stock 4x100 lugs and are hubcentric,then bolt on the wheels to the spcare with the 4x100

What is the OEM bolt pattern anyways? Meaning threads. I honestly can't remember as many times I have seen it.

Looks like the H&R's are the best bet. And I am going to measure out the front and rear to see what thickness to go. I do want them to be pretty flush front and rear. I like things to look balanced and even.

I have cheap 20mm Spacers all round on my N15, and extended wheel studs...
They look sweet and haven't caused any issues for over 12 months now.
Joe