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Old 01-30-2011, 06:44 PM   #1
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xxr 962 help

Hey Guys So I Have XXR 962 in Black/Red On My 240. Now A Buddy Of Mine Has Some 15mm PBM Spacers He Is Willing To Give Me For Cheap. But I Thought Theoretically That With Such A Small Spacer Wouldnt The Stock Studs End Up Hitting the Back Of The Wheel When I Go To Put Them On? Would That Mean i Can Only Run a Spacer As Wide As the Stock Bolts on the Hub? Any Help Would Be fantastic.
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if they are dual bolt patterns you are correct.
most wheels have gaps in the rear that allow for the stock studs to hang out.

but if yours dont, then your SOL and just going to have to buy extended studs and run a slip on.
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Oh Shucks. Thanks For The Info Brah
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