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Wheel spacers
I was wondering are there any negative aspects that come from installing 1.5 wheel spacers on your car?
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The only think that I can think of is that your wear points will be changed. Meaning in a nut shell that your wheel bearings might go out sooner than expected.
Are you doing just the rear?
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Are you able to do the front? Will That help with clearance for my 18x9 rims i got in the front?
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I think you can do them for the front but I don't think it will help your clearance issues.
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the main thing that I would be concerned about is you will probably be only olding on to 3 or 4 threads with the stock length wheel studs
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if he's going to do this right then he should get the 1-1.5" adapter plate (billet of couse)...these have studs mounted into them so that they will fit just fine...american muscle carries these
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i have them on my rear... no problems so far
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