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SUL73NAZ
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Did you have to trim the wheel studs to make them work? I heard that 15mm spacers require some trimming of the factory wheels studs. Thanks.
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No, I didn't take any pictures of the car when they were installed.
I used a dremel to shave off the inside of the factory sport wheels where the studs contacted. I didn't have to take off very much. There's a thread here somewhere that shows pics of someone who did it. Alternatively I could have trimmed the wheels studs.
I used a dremel to shave off the inside of the factory sport wheels where the studs contacted. I didn't have to take off very much. There's a thread here somewhere that shows pics of someone who did it. Alternatively I could have trimmed the wheels studs.
