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With regard to your question however you'll need to be looking at what are known as 'hubcentric' spacers. These allow you to bolt the spacer to your wheel hub and then the wheel to the spacer.
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With regard to your question however you'll need to be looking at what are known as 'hubcentric' spacers. These allow you to bolt the spacer to your wheel hub and then the wheel to the spacer.
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Hubcentric means it has the the lip on the spacer so there is less stress on the bolts, as it transfers some to the hub "lip"
I know this as I have hubcentric spacers that don't bolt to the hub.
Yeah "System or Type A" hubcentric spacers use the longer bolts
"System or Type B" hubcentric spacers come with bolts and are bolted to the hub, then you use your standard nuts to put your wheel on as normal.
Type B are used for spacers from 15mm + if memory serves me right