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Standard stud length

sboyles

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Chaps,

I've just become the proud father of a set of 18" BBS Mags wheels and intend to use these purely for track so I can preserve the Cup mags.

The 18" BBS rims require a 15mm spacer at the rear, and in my haste I purchased 2 x 15mm spacers that come complete with the studs already attached. What I should have purchased is just 2 15mm spacers and then longer studs to replace the standard ones (as the inside 'face' of the BBS rim doesn't have anywhere for the nuts that hold the spacer to the hub to go, so the rim will not sit flush against the spacer).

Does anyone know how long the standard ones are ?.

Cheers

Steve
 
Ring Type 911, they know the standard lengths and have a range of longer stud lengths for most spacer sizes
 

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