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Old Feb 17, 2006
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Wheels spacers

would the use of a 5mm spacer need to replace the stud with longer ones??
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General rule of thumb is 9 turns of the lugnut is the minimum to hold the wheel safely. Needing longer studs with 5mm spacers would depend on the seat thickness on the wheel.
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