Hub Centric Wheel Spacers

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blinduno

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2002.5 MP5

• Nov 2, 2010

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ill be in for a set of 3mm

 

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yudkib

• Nov 2, 2010

• #3

if youre applying for AMM, dont waste time and apply now. it can take 3 weeks to a month, and youre not locked into anything just by applying.

 

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Wagonbacker9

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2004 'Hoe

• Nov 2, 2010

• #4

in for a mixed set... with local pickup discount. lol

 

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bikingpro5

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03 Protege5

• Nov 2, 2010

• #5

i'm in for a set...

 

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Outlawstar98

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2003 MazdaSpeed Protege / 2013 BRZ

• Nov 2, 2010

• #6

i would be in for 5mm for all around.

 

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azuelke

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2003 Protege5 | Black>Yellow

• Nov 2, 2010

• #7

yudkib said:

if youre applying for AMM, dont waste time and apply now. it can take 3 weeks to a month, and youre not locked into anything just by applying.

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Done and done.

Wagonbacker9 said:

in for a mixed set... with local pickup discount. lol

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You think so, huh?

 

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Wagonbacker9

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2004 'Hoe

• Nov 2, 2010

• #8

azuelke said:

You think so, huh?

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LOL... whatever works dude.

 

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DarKnight

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2010 Mazdaspeeeeeeed 3

• Nov 3, 2010

• #9

Wagonbacker9 said:

in for a mixed set... with local pickup discount. lol

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+1 for a local pickup discount! Since I have a tiny gap now, I think 3mm would do just fine! And I would be buying a set

 

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Circuit

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03 Protege5

• Nov 3, 2010

• #10

What is the largest spacer you can run without extended studs? 8mm? I would be interested in a pair of those.

 

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SASK P5

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2005 WRX Wagon

• Nov 3, 2010

• #11

I'd go for a full set of 3mm.

 

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azuelke

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2003 Protege5 | Black>Yellow

• Nov 3, 2010

• #12

Circuit said:

What is the largest spacer you can run without extended studs? 8mm? I would be interested in a pair of those.

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8mm (5/16") should not be a problem.

 

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ucMP3

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HZ MP3

• Nov 4, 2010

• #13

Circuit said:

What is the largest spacer you can run without extended studs? 8mm? I would be interested in a pair of those.

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azuelke said:

8mm (5/16") should not be a problem.

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I went with 7mm spacers as I wasn't sure how much stud I would be left with and wanted to play it safe. You can definitely run 8mm without a problem. In retrospect, I should have gone with either 8mm or 9mm spacers, and I likely will down the road...

 

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azuelke

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2003 Protege5 | Black>Yellow

• Nov 4, 2010

• #14

^ Nows a perfect time

 

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bikingpro5

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03 Protege5

• Nov 5, 2010

• #15

I'm in for 4 8mm spacers and might need a few more for some local guys ill let you know...

 

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ucMP3

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HZ MP3

• Nov 5, 2010

• #16

azuelke said:

^ Nows a perfect time

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What would a set of 4 9mm spacers cost? Or 8mm, if that would be easier/cheaper. My 7mm spacers aren't hubcentric, so that would be nice. Only had them for a month or so.

 

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JoseProte83

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02 Seabreeze DX

• Nov 6, 2010

• #17

Would have loved to buy a full set if they where for 4x100.

 

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azuelke

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2003 Protege5 | Black>Yellow

• Nov 6, 2010

• #18

^ Wouldn't be a problem at all. What you looking at?

 

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azuelke

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2003 Protege5 | Black>Yellow

• Nov 6, 2010

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ucMP3 said:

What would a set of 4 9mm spacers cost? Or 8mm, if that would be easier/cheaper. My 7mm spacers aren't hubcentric, so that would be nice. Only had them for a month or so.

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the closest I would be able to get is 8mm (5/16")... and I would say no more than $5 per set over the 5mm, but I haven't gotten a price on that size of material yet... shall I put you down for a full set of 8mm?

 

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dandan2

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mazdaspeed protege

• Nov 6, 2010

• #20

how long do u think itll be till an actual group buy starts? but u might aswell count me in for a set of 2 3mm and 2 5mm