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Originally Posted by Dackelone
I heard when you run 10mm spacers on the front you run the risk of loosing a wheel. Something about there not being enough "meat" on the centering ring of the spacer. I think there has been a few threads on this already.
Just run 12 or 15mm spacers. Also make sure you run new longer wheel bolts. 
See post #5
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Spacers
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=336209 |
Thanks, great thread. I've been reading up a lot on it over the past few days, and as per my post below it's just so confusing as others confirm that they're sitting flush with the hub on a 10mm.
I'd really rather only go 10mm on the front as I don't want any scrub, but will go 12mm if there's still any concern
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Originally Posted by balloonsalesman
Apex spacers work well. Haven't heard of any issues. Using 12mm all around
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Thanks mate. I think 12mm would be fine, it's more 10mm that's my concern.
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Originally Posted by GimmeanM
I have 10mm from ECS on mine. Worked great! The bore is deep enough so they sit flush on the hub. I had the same concerns and went for it.When they arrived I confirmed with a micrometer that the bore is adequate.
I did re-torque the wheel studs after a day of driving.
I posted some pics on a thread awhile back...can't find it at the moment (on mobile).
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Thanks so much mate!
Such varying information out there, but really good to hear that ECS 10mm sit flush. There seems to be a common consensus that 10mm absolutely will not work, but then others have success like yourself...very confusing!
Think I might chance it and see how 10mm ECS works out if I can't get confirmation that Macht Schnell will also work (can get them a little cheaper due to reduced shipping costs).
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Originally Posted by CarJunkie
If they work, please let me know!
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Shall do!