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Old 09-21-2005, 07:31 AM   #1
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longer studs on brake rotors and drums?

Hey there gang, I am looking at putting on a set of 2003 aluminum rims on my 3/4 ton, C-20. The thickness of the aluminum rims are taking up alot more thread depth than the steel ones, but I still think I will have enough threads for the lug nuts.

The question is, if I want to use spacer plates to widen the vehicles stance, I will surely lose all the remaining exposed threads on the studs.

Is it possible to replace the OEM studs with 1" longer studs so I can use the plate, thicker aluminum wheels and still have enough thread for the lug nuts?
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