2023+ Nissan Z Wheel Spacers

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Thanks for the info, but no way I am grinding by stock bolts, not going to happen. So, 20mm it is for me for now.
Right. Just keep checking afterwards because, like I said before, I started with 20mm in the front and still got the vibration. Not to strong, but it was there anyway. I could feel it and it bothered me. Maybe it has to do with the brand... don't know...
 

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Don't grind your bolts, unless you want to eventually replace each stud later on the future for your new wheels

I got 20mm fronts and 25mm rears, no vibration or clearance issues. If you want near perfect fitment, you'd have to get a whole suspension package, to adjust for height and camber

In that case I'd recommend doing that first before getting wheels, as it would give you a better idea of what offset to look for your setup

Hope that helps
Helps a lot, I am just looking to have a more flush look until wheels come in a few months. We got one person saying it vibrates and another saying it doesn't 🤣 I hate that it's kind of different for some people. But, just going to go with the 20mm and have them put on Wednesday. Will let you guys know how it is.
 
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Helps a lot, I am just looking to have a more flush look until wheels come in a few months. We got one person saying it vibrates and another saying it doesn't 🤣 I hate that it's kind of different for some people. But, just going to go with the 20mm and have them put on Wednesday. Will let you guys know how it is.
Also! Make sure you get spacers with the regular size studs (not extended). If you go extended, you'll need bolt adaptors and aftermarket bolts (if you plan on sticking to oem wheels)
 

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Also! Make sure you get spacers with the regular size studs (not extended). If you go extended, you'll need bolt adaptors and aftermarket bolts (if you plan on sticking to oem wheels)
I got garage line. Seen a few others with them here and they had no issues with extended studs. Doesn't mention that they are extended on their website either, so think im in the clear.
 
 






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