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Nice that’s what I’m looking for.
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Finally stopped raining !! Here's my truck with 1 1/4" spacers on the rear.
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So with spacers you get increased deposition of road debris and grime along the body? How are these an improvement?
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Yeah, makes perfect sense now :)
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I hate mud so it will never see it. I don’t even drive it in the rain. It’s a summer toy for me. It does look good with the wheel spaced out.
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I thought the front was 2" wider, but I've seen 3" and 4" on this thread. Which is it?
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Agree wheel spacers are not a good product to use. If using spacers only use high quality forged alu. Do not use cast Alu or cheap forged. Also when using spacers you need to regularly check wheel nut torque. Under high loads they will loosen. This is from experience using spacers. I was taught the above by professional racing engineers.
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Swapped a 14 bolt in the rear and converted front to 8 lug. Looks even to me :mm:
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It's amazing how much it improves the look, and no more people telling me my truck is crab walking. The only hassle was to have to remove the wheels after 100 miles to re-torque the adapter, but well worth it. Got over 1000 miles on it now.
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Please allow me to ask a dumb question that somewhat pertains to this subject. My drivers side front wheel sticks out 1" further than the front passenger side. There's no spacers or adapters and the wheel appears to be the same width. Is my just screwed or is this because of the steering components on the driver's side?
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Will do! I'll put them on the other thread this evening, hopefully. Thanks
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I'm getting used to asking dumb questions on here. so.... how do 1.25" spacer/adapters make up for a 3"-4" difference? I don't want to order them and they still not match the front.
I assume this is what I want? 2 Chevy Truck 6x5.5 Wheel Spacers 7/16 Thread | For 1967-1991 1/2 Ton Trucks Thanks |
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I think they were talking per side?
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:lol: I figured that. 1.25" x 2 doesn't equal 4" I should have asked more clearly.
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It’s probably to just get it more in line and not use too thick of a spacer.
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Thanks, I ordered 1.5" from wheeladaptersusa. If they are too thick I will give them to my wife for Christmas to use as a trivet, then order some 1.25" ones.
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Nice. Get some before and after shots!
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What size are the studs on the adapters? I’m thinking of putting in 1/2” studs on the rear.
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