EVO8LTW

iTrader: (41)

I got the studs from RB directly. No problems with them at all. I've had so-so experience with FredG at wheeladapter.com. First, he somehow lost my order. Then when I eventually followed up, he rushed the spacers out the door to me for an event, but they weren't the right specs even though I gave him everything in writing. When I finally got the right ones from him I thought the tolerances were a bit loose, at least for the price -- which was the other thing I wasn't too happy about. He charged $25-30 shipping. The total cost of a pair of slip on 12mm spacers was $200 even shipped.

If you are getting a common size like 15mm, I would get them from somewhere else myself.

TwStDeVo

iTrader: (62)

well 12 or 13mm would be perfect for me, but 10 seems more common and 15 right now seems too big. my wheels are +28 and i got hrs fenders up front so i think with the fenders an overall +15 offset would be perfect. after your experience, i dont think i want to get them from wheelsadapter.com, where should i get the spacers? what all brands do you recommend? if i get the rb studs, do i need to get them directly as well? i really need to get this set up as soon as possible.

EVO8LTW

iTrader: (41)

For 15s, I'd take a look at the ones that Jarrod (EVOlutionary) recommended above. I'm considering a set of those myself based on his recommendation and have an email into the company about their current availability. RB shipped to me promptly, so I don't think there's an issue there. A lot of places have ARPs too. Summit Racing certainly would get them to you quickly, if no EvoM vendors have them on the shelf.

TwStDeVo

iTrader: (62)

i like those spacers, but i think they will be too big. the wheels would stick out a couple of mm and i am still running the oem fender liner. from that website, they only make 5mm, 15mm, and 25mm, so im pretty much out of luck unless i want my wheels to stick out a little. whats wrong with the studs that comes with those spacers?