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Supreme Power (believe these are same/identical to the H&R spacers as I have both)
15mm Hub-centric wheel spacers.
These are the proper ones to fit all AMG GT platform cars. The hub centric “receptacle” fully fits over entire hub snorkel for maximum strength and no potential sheer point that you get with spacers that are 12mm or less in thickness.
Also including your choice (different price) of extended lug bolts:
Choice 1) Proper 19mm bolt/socket head with OEM style washer.
Choice 2) The cheaper 17mm bolt/socket head 1pc units that I wouldn’t use unless the price savings is going to change your life 😁
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$250 shipped with the good/expensive lug bolts
$200 shipped with the other lug bolts
Are the OEM-type lug bolts 44mm long on the thread side (from the bottom of the washer to the end of the thread)?
Additionally, I’d like to mention that the washer serves to protect the rim socket when tightening the bolt and for safety reasons. I wouldn’t recommend using the bolts without the washer.
Are the OEM-type lug bolts 44mm long on the thread side (from the bottom of the washer to the end of the thread)?
Additionally, I’d like to mention that the washer serves to protect the rim socket when tightening the bolt and for safety reasons. I wouldn’t recommend using the bolts without the washer.
Yes, they are 15mm longer than OEM lug bolts so you get same amount of "turns". Only way to do it right, and I frankly never skimp......
The reason I don't like the other cheap 17mm lug bolts and will never use, is because of the smaller 17mm head, not because they are 1-piece. A 19mm 1-piece would fill the hole better. Logically, most of the track cars are using studs not bolts, and when using studs you are using a 1-piece lug nut, and it is plenty fine.....ASSUMING the end user knows what they are doing and orders the correct lug nut seat type.
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