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Best 23mm Spacers?

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I would like to get 20 mm but the spacers are too small. What happens is that the original studs stick further than the spacer and then rather than sitting flush in the spacer it sits on the 5 OEM studs rather than sitting on the spacer itself. That's what I read in other posts.
That's why longer studs and slip on spacer are superior solution - you are not limited by the bolt on spacer fitment but you can use any spacer thickness you actually want. I highly doubt anyone will make a custom bolt on spacer for reasonable money.
APR studs also have superior strength to OEM ones (it's what I've done - front and rear).
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That's why longer studs and slip on spacer are superior solution - you are not limited by the bolt on spacer fitment but you can use any spacer thickness you actually want. I highly doubt anyone will make a custom bolt on spacer for reasonable money.
APR studs also have superior strength to OEM ones (it's what I've done - front and rear).
How much would a set cost me??? and is the installation easy ??
 

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My answer is
Hub centric 25mm 140$
1" longer studs ARP 80$
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How much would a set cost me??? and is the installation easy ??
ARM studs are more like $55-60 - installation is fairly easy - I've removed the hub from the car and then pressed out the studs out of hub and pressed in new ones. In the rear, I think you have to remove the hub to get studs out.
 

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ARM studs are more like $55-60 - installation is fairly easy - I've removed the hub from the car and then pressed out the studs out of hub and pressed in new ones. In the rear, I think you have to remove the hub to get studs out.
No you dont for the front wheels.
 

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I know :) That's why I started with "In the rear" :)
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