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wheel question 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Thu Oct 25 06:20 CST 2007
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Hi Chris,

If your positive 40mm and need to get to stock (25mm) then you'll need a 15mm spacer to get the wheel to run on the same centre line as the stock wheel (all wheel measurements are made relative to the centre line of the wheel). The stock wheel runs more wheel to the back side of the mounting surface than the front, but with a 15mm spacer you'll have to get longer studs just to be safe. Removal of the studs is easy and finding new ones is almost as simple, just put a sacrificial lug nut on the stud and give it a "gentle tap" with a 5lb hammer.

Hope this helps.
Craig






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