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general consensus is stay well away from slip on spacers. your wheels are the things attaching you to the road after all, you wouldn't want to reduce the amount of 'stud' their held onto your car with.... especially for track work!

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yeah mate 8mm is a real big spacer, check it out if you like you want to see say 2cm min thread after the wheel is on, pretty sure there won't be enough.

You can get bolt on spacers if you are that keen to have the wheel/brake combo - they come with new studs to make sure evenrything is long enough

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