Steeda Sport Springs W/15mm.Wheel Spacers

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Oct 17, 2010 | 07:59 PM

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jetlag

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From: Southaven, MS (near Memphis, TN)

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Originally Posted by SD6

These look great! The wheels come out JUST enough (not as far out as 1 inch variations).

You mentioned "you must have pockets between your wheel stud holes (on your wheels) I think all or most of the factory wheels have them. " Do you happen to know if these would work finewith the 19" Brembo Wheels , or would the nubs have to be shaved?

I'm not sure on those wheels, but if GJM had to do it on his 19s, I'd guess that the Brembos would require it also. The only way to find out would be to measure or test fit.

If you do decide to buy spacers, please consider mine, I really need to sell them and they are brand new.

Oct 18, 2010 | 04:10 AM

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GJM20115.0

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My guess is that that the nubs would have to be shaved, but the the pocket depths vary between wheels. Steeda had a hand held machine that cut them off quickly.

I've been vary satisfied with mine.

Oct 18, 2010 | 04:06 PM

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SD6

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Originally Posted by jetlag

If you do decide to buy spacers, please consider mine, I really need to sell them and they are brand new.

I'm definitely looking at taking yours off your hands

I'll check with a local wheel shop to see if they can remove one of my wheels and tell me.

Oct 18, 2010 | 07:40 PM

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jetlag

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From: Southaven, MS (near Memphis, TN)

You could always remove a wheel on your own and measure.

On my car, it was only the fronts that were an issue. I guess the stock rear studs have less of a nub, but the spacers fit on the rear without shaving.