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I have 20 mm pass thru spacers that I ordered to be made for my 16 hellcat. Ordered longer than stock (1inch, cuz I couldn't find 3/4 inch longer than stock) lug bolts.
I had 3/4 inch (with attached lugbolt spacers). But a they are mounted on aluminum spacers, the bolts tend to offset.
I used them because I have Phillips performance fender flares (on my 16 and 19).
I was using them because I had 10.5 inch rear wheels and 10 inch on the front.
Don't need the spacers anymore because I have 11.5 inch wheels on the rear and 10.5 inch on the front.
I had 3/4 inch (with attached lugbolt spacers). But a they are mounted on aluminum spacers, the bolts tend to offset.
I used them because I have Phillips performance fender flares (on my 16 and 19).
I was using them because I had 10.5 inch rear wheels and 10 inch on the front.
Don't need the spacers anymore because I have 11.5 inch wheels on the rear and 10.5 inch on the front.
