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Does stud thread pitch matter?

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New owner of a ‘20 Model 3 Performance looking to get spacers.

I see that there are a few Tesla model specific options available but like most of us I’m always trying to save money.

I know I need a 64.1mm bore spacer with the 5x114 pattern, and I want to go with 25mm rear and 15mm front.

The only thing I’m unsure about is the thread pitch. I know the stock studs are 14x1.5. I found a really nice looking set of Acura/ Honda spacers for wayyyy cheaper than what the Tesla specific spacer company’s are asking. They match everything I need EXCEPT the studs are 12x1.5.

Will this matter? And even if the threading is different could I just get new lugs to match that pattern?

Thank you in advance for any help!!!
 
Blox spacers are marketing. There is nothing special about Tesla wheels or hubs. The Model 3 fitment is identical to modern Mustangs. This is a good thing.

If you really care about "the correct thing" - it isn't spacers, it's buying wheels with the correct offset. But of course, the stock wheels are the correct offset, so this is about looks anyway.
 
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Blox spacers are marketing. There is nothing special about Tesla wheels or hubs. The Model 3 fitment is identical to modern Mustangs. This is a good thing.

If you really care about "the correct thing" - it isn't spacers, it's buying wheels with the correct offset. But of course, the stock wheels are the correct offset, so this is about looks anyway.
Re-read my post lol. You just made an essay about what I said in a sentence.
 
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