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Old 07-31-2014 | 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted by MAGK944
Just buy some washers and fit them on the lug studs one by one until you get the wheel fit you desire. Then measure the stack of washers and get spacers and studs to match.
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Ingenious! I will do exactly this but still confused as to spacer and longer stud, adapter style, and where to purchase either.
When you figure out from the washers the width that you need, buy spacers of that width and new wheel studs that are longer by the same amount. I.E: if you need 1" spacers you need to also buy 1" longer wheel studs.

Forget about "adapters", they are more complicated and add weight plus the factory used spacers on our cars not adapters. Just buy regular good quality hub centric wheel spacers. H&R or Eibach are good quality just don't buy cheapo ebay no brand stuff. Here's an example of what you need showing spacers and longer studs: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ei...qi_BoC263w_wcB

Old 08-31-2014 | 03:11 AM
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Just wanted to thank you guys for your help and guidance in our struggle to fit these 19" rims. A special shout out to Magk944, we used your idea of washers and it worked great! Here are photos of my son's 1985 944 na on 19" Chip Foose.








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