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Old Mar 6, 2008 | 04:50 PM
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Lug-Bolts for spacers

Where can I getem'? I tried performanceparts, but they said monday and I needem tommorrow. Procrastination is not your friend.
 
Old Mar 6, 2008 | 05:05 PM
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very odd to have gotten a set of spacers that didn't come with the longer lugs, unfortunately they are not readily available in most places. hope u find them soon
 
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I had them all, two got stripped.
 
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Did you try Tirerack?
 
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Performance Products stocks them. the 60mm works for both 7 and 15 mm spacers and match the stock and silver finish wheels perfectly. $4.50 each.
 
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Originally Posted by dublinoh
Did you try Tirerack?

I didnt think of them until after they were closed.

Worst comes to worst I'll just get stock lugs and take the spacers off for this weekend. And get the longer ones next week.

Unless I can find a stud conversion kit.
 
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A cautionary note; I would suggest spacers with studs built into them. This way you can use the Porsche traditional lug nuts in anodized aluminum which are very light and readily available from a number or sources. Also it is so much easier to get wheels first mounted onto studs then trying to hold the #$%^! while you get a bolt piloted into place. Sorry for the problem heavychevy.
 
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That sounds scary to me for some reason. How do these work? How do they attach to the hub?
 
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Garey, why the cautionary note? Do you foresee a design flaw with non stud spacers?
 
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Found these from summit racing. It's a grip from my house (1hr) but well worth the trip to pass tech. They are identical to the ones that come from H&R.
 
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