...if I get 5mm spacers I won't need longer wheel bolts will I?
cafcross ClioSport Club Member Dec 28, 2007 #1 ...if I get 5mm spacers I won't need longer wheel bolts will I?
M mattjk Dec 28, 2007 #2 Im sure you would as your increasing the gap so you need to compensate with a longer bolt, somneone correct me if im wrong please
Im sure you would as your increasing the gap so you need to compensate with a longer bolt, somneone correct me if im wrong please
AlexS Dec 28, 2007 #3 mattjk said: Im sure you would as your increasing the gap so you need to compensate with a longer bolt, somneone correct me if im wrong please Click to expand... As you much as I love proving you wrong, in this case im afraid your right, although you may get away with it on 5mm.
mattjk said: Im sure you would as your increasing the gap so you need to compensate with a longer bolt, somneone correct me if im wrong please Click to expand... As you much as I love proving you wrong, in this case im afraid your right, although you may get away with it on 5mm.
D daviebroon 172cup Dec 28, 2007 #4 do you honestly wanna be worrying whther your wheels are gonna fall off on your next heavy cornering session? For £20 i'd get some longer studs
do you honestly wanna be worrying whther your wheels are gonna fall off on your next heavy cornering session? For £20 i'd get some longer studs
cafcross ClioSport Club Member Dec 28, 2007 #5 well in a thread on here i remember a couple of people saying that you wouldn't need them, but just want to make sure.
well in a thread on here i remember a couple of people saying that you wouldn't need them, but just want to make sure.
E edde Dec 28, 2007 #6 You need to check how much spare you have I'd always do it though is it worth the risk only way to be sure is check bolt pertrousion.
You need to check how much spare you have I'd always do it though is it worth the risk only way to be sure is check bolt pertrousion.