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So should I go down this road or not pros an cons am I gonna have the risk of shearing wheel nuts ? Please guys need some advice
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If you get proper hub and wheel centric ones and longer lug bolts then no, you're not going to have any issues. If you buy cheap eBay **** then you may be risking it
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And where is a place that's sells good quality
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Well I'm getting adapters from Adaptec within the next few weeks and they also make spacers. Most of the boys on here swear by them so yeahComment
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Just be aware that fitting spacers on any vehicle that was not fitted with them from the factory (apparently a few porsche models were) is illegal in every Australian state.Comment
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Ok cheers guys I'm trying to fit 16x7.5 et45 on mk3 vr6 but are hitting on calipers just abit undersided on what path I should take back wheels fit front dont
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Ecstuning, h&r, Adaptec all make quality spacers
You need to make sure they are correct for your car and wheels and are installed correctly. (hub and wheel centric, they actually mount correctly, bolt length, bolt type, torqued correctly etc)
As above, they are illegal in aus, so be prepared for fines/defects from police, void insurance, unroadworthy car and so onComment
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Covering my back just brought new wheels that fit correctly cheers guys for advive
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