The easy way to find out would be to just measure the length of the studs. I think they will still come out past the 15mm spacer by about 5-10mm.

 

^ and that's exactly what i did

OEM wheel studs are approximately 24mm in length!

 

I don't understand. If you knew the answer, why'd you ask?

 

I posted because i didn't know the answer.

Nobody replied, which means nobody knows. Or nobody wanted to share.

When I got home, I simply measured to find out myself. I posted originally because I was at work and wanted to know the answer quickly.

 

I figured they would stick out by about that much. So are you going to go for wider spacers?:dance: If you haven't looked, there might be room on the back of the wheels to accomodate the length of the studs sticking out. Just and idea.

 

^ yes, you took the words right out of my mouth. that's exactly what i was concerned about. i'm going to try the kics project spacers.

 

Not trying to bring a thread back from the dead but.... how'd it go?

 

will be putting them on probably in june. i'll be picking them up in LA in a month or so.

 

Ight. post your review when you get them up and running.

 

For the record, unless your wheels have indentations in them that the remaining stock stud will fit into, 15mm spacers will not work. Ran into this problem with my CE28s.

 

I want to set my wheels (stock Si rims) flush to the wheel wells. What size spacers should I get front and back?

 

I have been searching for an answer like this - thanks god for this thread and your willingness to share your finding, David!

 

I will be putting on 20mm spacers on my 18" HFP wheels, 18x7 +45, on 225/40/18 tires tomorrow.

Pretty much the same... "Stock Si Wheels 17x7 45 offset , Michelin HXM4 215/45/17."


I'll post up some pics for comparison.

 

Make sure to get pics pleasee!!

 

runing 17x9+35 with 15mm build in stud.. no issue at all.. make sure get the hub centric one or its gonna vibrate on high speed

 

pic update on this isht? i too am curious about running spacers on stock 17" si wheels. id like them to be more flush with the fenders. can i do this without encouraging any rubbing or other issues?