Thickest spacers with stock studs?

[Competition Orange]

I have 18x10 Forgestar CF5s and I'd like to throw some 1/4" spacers on the front.

Anyone know if this will be a problem with stock studs?

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[xXANCHORMONXx]

There are 100s of threads on this exact topic FYI.

 

[Competition Orange]

There are 100s of threads on this exact topic FYI.

How DARE you! Then you should know the answer...

I'll search. Thanks.

 

[wildcatgoal]

5mm

 

[Competition Orange]

Looking to space these out a bit.

 

[wildcatgoal]

5mm

^ That's it...

 

[Competition Orange]

Now to just find the correct ones.

 

[wildcatgoal]

Do your own shopping. They're available from ALL of the Mustang parts websites...

 

[thumper]

Looking to space these out a bit.

what is your wheel offset?

 

[Niz55]

The way I see it you need at least 12mm and you need to replace your studs

 

[marjen]

I have 5mm spacers on my back wheels and have gone about 10k miles with no issues. Any bigger and I would go to the bolt on spacers.

 

[scott_0]

looks like you could go with a 15mm spacer easily on that wheel, Eibach makes a nice kit with 15mm spacers and longer studs to replace the stock studs

 

[Competition Orange]

The long term goal is to do upgraded, longer studs with an 18x11. Right now I ordered a 5mm to retain stock studs with my 18x10s.

 

[HavasuCat]

CompetitionOrange... Hey if you do wheel upgrade PM me. I might be in the market for your current wheels.

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

if I may

On stock studs widest is 5, some members have done a 8 and gotten away with it, if you do I recommend a Et lug nut that extends inwards for extra mating to the thread.

Anything more then that jumps to either you doing extended studs, or a adapter. Now what is a factor is the wheel it is being mated to, if the wheel has deep pockets in the back a adapter can do the trick, if not then a extended stud and spacer combo is the way to go.

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