bowflex21

anyone ever installed these would the lenght of them affect installation because i know the normal one's are easy to be replaced can this be done with basic tools vehicle is a 2000 honda civic

Blue-Civic-Hybrid

iTrader: (1)

You don't need them... sounds like you have a stock car and it would be just a waste. Stick with the stock ones.

MonkeyBoy668

The only reason you'd want extended wheel studs is if you install so many spacers with your aftermarket wheels that the existing studs aren't long enough.

The clue here is that the OEM studs aren't long enough. The clue tells you you're trying to do something very wrong. Return the wheels and get some with a correct offset. Preferably ones that don't need any spacers, period.

bowflex21

just answer the question

BlueIntegraBoy

iTrader: (5)

Depending on the knuckle, you will need to remove the hub to have the studs installed.