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Old 12-28-2008, 11:52 PM   #1
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Advice on trimming studs ?

I have a pair of 20mm and 25mm bolt in spacers for the front and rear (respectively). To use them with the wheels I have, I would need to trim the studs down a few threads either by grinding or cutting them so they would not smack the back of the wheel. Do you guys have any advice on what tool i should use and what is a better way of trimming them (grinding or cutting) ? I was thinking just taking it to the shop a block from my house and having them straight up cut a few threads off but I would rather do it myself.
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