Le7316

Oh ok which means no go again ... So i guess most of you guys here using non -hubcentric for the front ? Talking about 15mm here . Talking about the quality one here not eBay ( no offense to anyone ) .

99SH

Why not have a custom set built? It's almost the same price as these off-shelf units and likely better quality.

It's been a while, but I think I purchased my set from http://www.wheeladapter.com

Le7316

Thanks 99SH ! Now question , should I tell them to custom 70mm CB or 70.7 mm CB . Some ppl said our Hub bore is 70mm the other ppl said 70.7 mm .... Thoughts ?

99SH

Front is 70.1mm, rear is 64.1mm

Memo6453

I used ichiba v. 2 15mm for the front. They have integrated studs. Google them

Le7316

Whoever used Ichiba V2 ...be careful guys ,

http://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-2...2-spacers.html

Thanks 99SH !

Memo6453

yea i had seen that thread on the Lexus forum. Some think he used incorrect seat lug nuts on after market wheels... and or he over torqued them often. Either way that was a freak failure... many use spacers without issues... i guess use at your own risk, and check them often.

Le7316

I emailed them and ask if they can custom a 15mm ...the answer is they can not make it unless it's 25mm thick. I give up !

99SH

Too bad. If you have access to a press, the extended stud option is your best & safest approach. It's only $25/bearing. The wheel spacers are cheaper as well, due to no built in stud.

Or you can do what this guy did and hammer out studs without pressing out the hub
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/108...all-diy-front/

Le7316

Correct me if I'm wrong but why do we have to replace the bearing when you only have to remove the hub by using the slide hammer puller tool ?