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Old 09-29-2011, 12:40 PM
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Yes the spacers are for the +42s. I want to see how it would look as a +32. the R3 is getting 20mm ones... although I thought I ordered 25mm ones.

woo hoo .... back to getting field time
You can have some field time out with me if you want!
Old 09-29-2011, 12:58 PM
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You save minimal money by not getting the ones with studs built in. I'd much rather spend $10 there and not eat at McDonalds for a day instead of working for hours on my car.
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the only difference is with this field time... compared to my last..... I AM GETTING PAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



oh and as far as going to your field..... only if i can take my own weapons.
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Agreed but normally under +15s do not and cannot come with studs due to size limitations of the spacers. I guess I should have just gone with +15s spacers but man +27 on a ten inch rim with 265s is pushing it.
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the only difference is with this field time... compared to my last..... I AM GETTING PAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



oh and as far as going to your field..... only if i can take my own weapons.
I know it kills me to not be able to carry over here trust me. So where you off to? Anywhere exciting?
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just down to Yorktown, TX..... gotta man a field site


but i get to come home every night
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Originally Posted by hoss -05
Agreed but normally under +15s do not and cannot come with studs due to size limitations of the spacers. I guess I should have just gone with +15s spacers but man +27 on a ten inch rim with 265s is pushing it.
That's not true at all. I have 10mm spacers from project kics with built in studs.
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That's not true at all. I have 10mm spacers from project kics with built in studs.
That good effen news man! That is what I ordered and was worried I was going to have to order studs. I have not had a chance to take the package apart and look at them, I just assumed since they were so thin I would have to run an extended lug like many other sets.
Old 09-29-2011, 02:50 PM
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They do make sets like that (pretty sure), so dont get your hopes up too high.
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This weather is annoying... First off, it's too damn hot. I'd probably mind that a little less if I had a working AC in my car right now lol. Second, it can't decide if it wants to rain/storm or not. 3 times today I've heard thunder, looked outside and noticed some dark clouds forming. 15-20 minutes later, it's sunny again and nothing happened. My only class today is at 7 pm and I have a test... I know it's just going to keep up this cycle until the very minute I decide to leave for class, which is when it will start to actually storm.

I definitely welcome any rain we can get, especially if it means cooler temperatures, but I wish it would be a bit more considerate of my schedule.
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Originally Posted by hoss -05
That good effen news man! That is what I ordered and was worried I was going to have to order studs. I have not had a chance to take the package apart and look at them, I just assumed since they were so thin I would have to run an extended lug like many other sets.
Your kics spacers have the studs built in but the factory studs still need to be cut. So once you decide to go with these type, you are stuck with them because if you don't like them then you will have too replace your stocks studs (a bitch). I have the Ichiba's with the longer replacement studs so if I decide to remove the spacers then I will have more studs sticking out so i will need open face lugs.

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This weather is annoying... First off, it's too damn hot. I'd probably mind that a little less if I had a working AC in my car right now lol. Second, it can't decide if it wants to rain/storm or not. 3 times today I've heard thunder, looked outside and noticed some dark clouds forming. 15-20 minutes later, it's sunny again and nothing happened. My only class today is at 7 pm and I have a test... I know it's just going to keep up this cycle until the very minute I decide to leave for class, which is when it will start to actually storm.

I definitely welcome any rain we can get, especially if it means cooler temperatures, but I wish it would be a bit more considerate of my schedule.

I know, I was at one of my other offices and it looked and sounded like all hell was going to break loose and yet it came and went without a drop of rain.
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The forgestars don't have recesses in the back for the studs?
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The forgestars don't have recesses in the back for the studs?

Not much. These are the backs of Hoss' wheels.

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It's hard to tell from my phone but it doesn't take much. Have you tried?
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Originally Posted by J8635621
It's hard to tell from my phone but it doesn't take much. Have you tried?

With the 10mm spacers you need cut off about 1/2" of the factory studs.
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Jeez. I'm glad my wheels had deep enough recesses then.
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I am good with rain!!! I just hope it keeps cooler vs. hot and humid so I can finally have a comfortable garage day doing my midpipe/exhaust....if I get really frisky I'll do rotors, lines and pads

damn that is some loud *** thunder....bring it on baby
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Originally Posted by J8635621
Jeez. I'm glad my wheels had deep enough recesses then.
Yeah, you lucked out. Longer studs are the way to go, not to mention you can get ARP wheel studs and never have to worry about them breaking, stripping, etc. ever again.

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I am good with rain!!! I just hope it keeps cooler vs. hot and humid so I can finally have a comfortable garage day doing my midpipe/exhaust....if I get really frisky I'll do rotors, lines and pads

damn that is some loud *** thunder....bring it on baby
We need it, bring it on. I need a break on my electricity bill, it's kicking my ***.
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Ok got my dash back from the upholstery shop..came out perfect

$75 from

Classic Custom Upholstery
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ask for Rick

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Ok got my dash back from the upholstery shop..came out perfect

$75 from

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very nice!!!
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Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
Yeah, you lucked out. Longer studs are the way to go, not to mention you can get ARP wheel studs and never have to worry about them breaking, stripping, etc. ever again.



We need it, bring it on. I need a break on my electricity bill, it's kicking my ***.
no joke on that one.....it will be a serious pay raise when the bill goes down
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Nice! ... Did you post the before pics? I missed them. I have a lot of interior defects I want to fix on a 98 M3.
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No it was cracking from the air bag outline. I had it cover in textured vinyl..
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Looks Good!!! Has me thinking................
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Will that affect the airbag at all?


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