Is it possible to get longer wheels studs for wheels needing spacers?

Thats exactly what i need. Yes you can but i havent figured out where yet.

if the offset of the wheels is 50 will the spacers (supplied with wheels) be 15mm,they have been fitted to a 300zx,if so what is the length of the studs i would need to get?

try these http://dta-motorsport.com/ or /www.wheels.uk.com i have orderd of wheels uk before and they seemed fine had no problems and also very helpfull i think the other site is based in europe somewhere

I bought some wheels and was told they would fit my zed - they did'nt! :rant: Anyway took them to a tyre place and left it for an hour or so and they sorted it for me :) Cost about £100 which was'nt cheap however i did not know what else to do at the time and TBH i was just happy it was sorted :) They just replaced my studs with longer ones and fitted spacers.

am i correct in thinking my N/A Fronts and Rears are 8" with 45mm offset, just read it but would like to verify on here by people who know.

Personally wouldn't fit push-on spacers. You're far better getting bolt-on spacers. Much safer.

 

http://www.driftworks.com/catalog/products/driftworks-15mm-to-30mm-wheel-spacers.html

Are the push on spacers not safe tho with correct length studs?

Regardless if length, you have more stress on them.

In theory tho if using bolt on spacers with the the additional spacers they supply dont they have a stress value?

With slide on spacers, you're extending the force outwards. The spacer is just the media in between, it has little value as a support for lateral forces. Bolt on spacers spread the load on the studs.

 

Not saying don't do it, it's just if you're going 15mm+ then personally I'd go for bolt on spacers as you're spreading the load.

cheers si

 

the offset of the wheels i have is 50,do you know what the stock offset is on my N/A, ive read 35 and 45 so now im unsure mate

-30 to -35. It's not -45.

nice one bud,at least im more wiser now,looks like im needing 15mm spacers if decide to go ahead with fitting them

 

cheers mate, paul

Just measure the distance between the wing lip and the outer edge of the tyre and then work on that basis.

with the replacement wheels,if so how is a measurement taken as i cannot get clearance with the caliper