Extended studs/lugs
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Re: Extended studs/lugs
No, not as long as you can mount the wheels directly to the hubs.
It's often the case when using HIGH offset wheels - that is, with our cars and their positive offsets, wheels whose offset number is large - that you often need to install spacers to move the wheels outwards away from the car (to compensate for the high offset). That's when extended studs are usually required.
It's often the case when using HIGH offset wheels - that is, with our cars and their positive offsets, wheels whose offset number is large - that you often need to install spacers to move the wheels outwards away from the car (to compensate for the high offset). That's when extended studs are usually required.
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Re: Extended studs/lugs
No, not as long as you can mount the wheels directly to the hubs.
It's often the case when using HIGH offset wheels - that is, with our cars and their positive offsets, wheels whose offset number is large - that you often need to install spacers to move the wheels outwards away from the car (to compensate for the high offset). That's when extended studs are usually required.
It's often the case when using HIGH offset wheels - that is, with our cars and their positive offsets, wheels whose offset number is large - that you often need to install spacers to move the wheels outwards away from the car (to compensate for the high offset). That's when extended studs are usually required.
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