FS: Four 20mm Ichiba Spacers SOLD! MODS CLOSE!, SOLD! MODS CLOSE! Options

[ILoveMySilly97]

FS: 4 X 20mm Ichiba Spacer : $135 shipped : 5x100 : 54.1 centerbore : Includes 20 extended studs : Located in Hanford, Ca : Text me at 1-559-380-5764.

Im willing to part out for $75 shipped for a pair if split the set with another buyer.

Note the two painted red are kind of stripped but they can still be used. I've tested them all and those two are the only ones that needs a bit more tug. It didn't strip my nut and it reversed out fine.

Here's how I installed my extended studs. Not hard to do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0VIEGcJJ-U



This post has been edited by ILoveMySilly97: Apr 4, 2014 - 4:55 AM

[cwong]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004AGH6KW?c...354&sr=8-16



Correct me if im wrong but isn't this the same thing.
If it is isnt yours kinda pricey

[ILoveMySilly97]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004AGH6KW?c...354&sr=8-16



Correct me if im wrong but isn't this the same thing.
If it is isnt yours kinda pricey

It's similar but different. Your post has only a pair so only two spacers. Two for the front or two for the rear. Also it's bolt on so the stock studs is going to be hitting into your rim unless your rim has extra space to clear the stock studs. Mine has a full set which has four spacers for all four corners. Mine is extended studs so you'll need to press in the new extended studs and don't got to worry about the stud clearance issue. Price wise. I'd say mine is reasonable. If you buy a full brand new set it's double what you posted which is around $240-$260 total.

This post has been edited by ILoveMySilly97: Mar 3, 2014 - 1:40 AM

[mkernz22]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004AGH6KW?c...354&sr=8-16



Correct me if im wrong but isn't this the same thing.
If it is isnt yours kinda pricey

It's similar but different. Your post has only a pair so only two spacers. Two for the front or two for the rear. Also it's bolt on so the stock studs is going to be hitting into your rim unless your rim has extra space to clear the stock studs. Mine has a full set which has four spacers for all four corners. Mine is extended studs so you'll need to press in the new extended studs and don't got to worry about the stud clearance issue. Price wise. I'd say mine is reasonable. If you buy a full brand new set it's double what you posted which is around $240-$260 total.

Just to correct you on one thing, stock studs will be fine with 20mm bolt on spacers. The spacers are thick enough so that the stock studs don't stick out and hit the wheel. If you have extended studs, that's when you'll have a problem with the studs hitting the wheels (unless there's a space in the wheel so that they don't).