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Old 07-26-2010, 11:26 PM
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Madspeed is running a 15MM in the back I believe with no issues on 245's. I like his setup but was just wondering what the best option would be.
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life is easier with just rolling ur fenders. do it.
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Originally Posted by Rudy-S2k,Jul 26 2010, 11:26 PM
Madspeed is running a 15MM in the back I believe with no issues on 245's. I like his setup but was just wondering what the best option would be.
15mm spacers on AP1 wheels in the back? He must not be running spacers with built in studs.
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Originally Posted by danvuquoc,Jul 27 2010, 07:46 AM
15mm spacers on AP1 wheels in the back? He must not be running spacers with built in studs.
I have 20mm KICS spacers (with built in studs) and tried putting them on my JDM/EDM 5 spoke 16's. They have a little indention on the backside, but it's not enough to clear all of the stud. Unless the indention is more on the USDM wheel, you'd definitely have to run a 25mm spacer on AP1 wheel.
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Originally Posted by danvuquoc,Jul 27 2010, 07:46 AM
15mm spacers on AP1 wheels in the back? He must not be running spacers with built in studs.
Sry, I lied, they're 5MM.
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ok so from what i've read here, if i get 10mm for both front and rear, with my stock tires 215 and 245.. im good w/o any fender mods yes?

has anyone have them and could post pics?

with 10mm im assuming you need extended studs for both front and rear yea?
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Originally Posted by Swang,Jul 27 2010, 02:37 AM
life is easier with just rolling ur fenders. do it.
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^^ win. lol pop the trunk. do it.
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Originally Posted by st4rk,Jul 27 2010, 10:16 PM
mm ok you wanna come to my house and do them for free??

if not, i would like to know the answer to my question... anyone?!
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Originally Posted by caleb2483,Jul 27 2010, 07:04 PM
ok so from what i've read here, if i get 10mm for both front and rear, with my stock tires 215 and 245.. im good w/o any fender mods yes?

has anyone have them and could post pics?

with 10mm im assuming you need extended studs for both front and rear yea?
10mm on 215 245 is probably safe with some camber, but it's going to be a lot of work for barely any aesthetic "payoff". I don't think you'll be able to notice much of a difference. With 10mm studs you'd be forced to use extended studs front and rear correct.
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