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Old 02-06-2017, 10:37 AM   #1
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You may want to add spacers at some point. I have 60 mm and they fit up to 10 mm spacers no problem

Also, there are a bunch of lower cost studs available on ebay and amazon
search around a bit. IIRC, my studs were around $25 and the lug nuts were the same.
I bought silver colored ones as my wheels are silver and I think that looks better
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