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Old 03-26-2013, 08:30 AM   #17
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The fingers are there so it can be used on early cars. Which is why the holes are ob-longed. This is the only hub centric spacer that is made in sizes less than 15mm. You can spout off all you want but you opinion is just that an opinion, not backed by any knowledge or fact. It is ashame that the internet has because a place where ideas are based off of how many posts you leave and not by fact.
How is it that this is the only hubcentric spacer that is made in sizes less then 15mm ? Also, I don't want a spacer that's designed to work with "earlier cars", I want one that replicates the technology of my current Porsche, wherein the spacers are both bolt and hub centric. Furthermore, never mind how many posts I have, the real shame here is that the internet allows someone to simply sign up to a forum and immediately start endorsing products without knowing jack !
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