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  1. #25
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    3mm isnt a problem on stock studs
    5mm too mut m8
    8mm fuark beast m8
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  2. #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by curtis265 View Post
    it's called bearing failure
    Bearing failure wouldnt happen any quicker. If you were running a 10mm spacer or thicker, yes but not from a 3mm spacer
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  3. #27
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    Yeah just thought maybe nobody had used washers because people never have a need to space out 1mm extra. Will order 3mm now

  4. #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by stndrd View Post
    Bearing failure wouldnt happen any quicker. If you were running a 10mm spacer or thicker, yes but not from a 3mm spacer
    was referring to the washer use, and the failure the hub surface due to bearing stress.
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    hehe.
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  5. #29
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    3mm spacer ordered, correct pcd and centerbore

  6. #30
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    canberra
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    DC2


    spoon calipers...




    but srs good choice on the hub centric spacers..

  7. #31
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    Wish I didn't need them, but for piece of mind it's worth it

  8. #32
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    canberra
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    causericecar

  9. #33
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    Studs too?

    I would... For maximum mating surface between nut and stud
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    hehe.
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  10. #34
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    Not for 3mm, still a fair bit of thread there, anything bigger id get studs

  11. #35
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    Hunter Valley NSW
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    lownslowsedan
    yeah no point extended studs for 3mm.
    to see all of my build, checkout


  12. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by crobaa View Post
    Wish I didn't need them, but for piece of mind it's worth it
    sorry but why do u need spoon calipers ? The name ? Or the design ?



    Because im certain - unless your car is making 400kw atw - that standard OEM brakes are sufficient

    For the money i definitely would of invested in a 2 piece rotor design and or BBK setup such as racingbrake , willwood etc

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