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04-11-2014, 12:29 AM
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 Drives: 2007 Yaris 4-door Hatch Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Philippines
Posts: 17
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Riding on this thread because it's on "rougly" the same topic.
My question then is, how thick would the bolt on hubcentric spacers be needed in order to clear the stock studs? Would 15mm be enough? - or does it have to be atleast 25mm? I haven't decided whether to use the penguin spacers, my existing non-hub centric wheel spacers or to get new hubcentric bolt-on wheel spacers. One thing that is very favorable for me is if I don't have to remove anything and just bolt on the spacers and then the wheels. Hence, the question. ***My wheels don't have the provisions on the back side in order to mount with protruding studs on the bolt on spacers. |
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