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Old 07-25-2010, 02:49 PM   #1
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Anybody ever use the stud type wheel spacers to widen the stance on their cart? How do they hold up? Do you like them? Pros and cons of using them. I'm using steel 10" rims, so not worried about warping fancy rims. Rims are already offset 1 1/2 " Need to go wider for a better stance and hopefully control. 96 CC with 22" tires, 8:1 rear, running a 36v motor on 48V and do a 30.6mph w/gps on flat ground.

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Old 07-25-2010, 03:18 PM   #2
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Anybody ever use the stud type wheel spacers to widen the stance on their cart? How do they hold up? Do you like them? Pros and cons of using them. I'm using steel 10" rims, so not worried about warping fancy rims. Rims are already offset 1 1/2 " Need to go wider for a better stance and hopefully control. 96 CC with 22" tires, 8:1 rear, running a 36v motor on 48V and do a 30.6mph w/gps on flat ground.

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I remember seeing a post from ruredy a few months back on using the stud extenders and he said he had run then on aluminum wheels with no problems but would not use them on steel wheels because the flex of the steel would crack the wheel around the lug nuts.Hope this helps.
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Here's some info on them--



http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...spacers-2.html






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Old 07-25-2010, 03:52 PM   #4
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I'm surprised. I thought it would be better on steel rims than Aluminum!! I thought steel would be stronger!!

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Old 07-25-2010, 05:16 PM   #5
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I have used the stud offsets on my CC with 10" steel wheels and with approximatly 250-300 lbs of additional body weight am not having any problems so far? I do check tightness twice a year and torque to 60lbs. So far no loose studs nor lug nuts after 3 years. I have neighbor with rear seat combo that is using billit 3" PLUS 1 5/8" stud extensions with mag type wheels on his EZGO with no problems after 2 years. He says it made big difference in his steering.
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