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Longer wheel studs

rccollin

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Anybody ever use longer wheel studs to add wheel spacers to keep their tires from rubbing the steering linkage when turning sharp to the right? Or any recommendations on wheels with more offset to keep from rubbing? pics would be great! I currently have FMTV wheels that have been cut and welded in 6 hole centers, so im not sure of the offset or backspacing. I will try to get a measurement tomorrow. Im also running 395's
 

Karl kostman

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I used longer bud bolts to accommodate wheel spacers and HEMTT rims on my 920, they worked great!
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gringeltaube

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..... I currently have FMTV wheels that have been cut and welded in 6 hole centers, so im not sure of the offset or backspacing. I will try to get a measurement tomorrow. Im also running 395's
Post a few pics of them and I will tell you what the backspacing is, +/- 1/4".

FMTV-wheels aren't expensive, and re-centering them is not such a big deal...
So I would say, better to get new wheels made, with adequate backspacing, than adding spacers - anytime!


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