Wheel Spacers
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define fit? universal spacers may fit onto the hub but it doesn't necessarily mean they will be safe, you ideally want hubcentric spacers to correctly take the load from the wheel or youl sheer the studs of.
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people who don't know what they're doing can screw anything up
plenty of racers use them and not hubcentric either, they aren't crashing and burning that I know of (including me)
in general though it's better to have the proper offset wheel, but there are valid reasons to use them even though your reason probably isn't, you can't use more than 3mm thick on a universal slide on type because the OE wheel studs can't handle anything more. To go wider you need the type that bolt on and have their own studs for attaching the wheel or longer racing studs.
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plenty of racers use them and not hubcentric either, they aren't crashing and burning that I know of (including me)
in general though it's better to have the proper offset wheel, but there are valid reasons to use them even though your reason probably isn't, you can't use more than 3mm thick on a universal slide on type because the OE wheel studs can't handle anything more. To go wider you need the type that bolt on and have their own studs for attaching the wheel or longer racing studs.
there are numerous threads on the forum regarding this subject, please use the search function before starting a new thread that only adds clutter
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