2005 Excursion and 2011 F-250 Take Offs
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It is called 6061.
Personally I wouldn't trust any spacer on my X especially aluminum ones.
And billet only means any chunk of metal, it is not a magical metal.
Semi-finished casting products - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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It is called 6061.
Personally I wouldn't trust any spacer on my X especially aluminum ones.
And billet only means any chunk of metal, it is not a magical metal.
Semi-finished casting products - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Personally I wouldn't trust any spacer on my X especially aluminum ones.
And billet only means any chunk of metal, it is not a magical metal.
Semi-finished casting products - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Your cast Aluminum wheels are more likely to fail then high quality aluminum spacers. However as I stated in my earlier post steel is more forgiving.
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That wheel came off during a TV show, scroll about half way down the page to see the wheel pic. Jennifer Brennan » robbie
She was just rolling along down the highway and "Hey look, there goes my wheels".
DravenTn: sorry I didn't mean for the post to come off like it seemed to. Sometimes I write these posts in a hurry and cut right to the point and sometimes it sounds like I am scolding, yelling, or what have you. I never intend that in any of my posts.
I meant: "Excuse me but I believe your numbers are off a bit, I believe it is called 6061 T6 aluminum alloy. I may be wrong though, I'd do a quick search to make sure. Have a wonderful day sir. Sprinkles!"
And yes aluminum wheels break quite frequently actually.
She was just rolling along down the highway and "Hey look, there goes my wheels".
DravenTn: sorry I didn't mean for the post to come off like it seemed to. Sometimes I write these posts in a hurry and cut right to the point and sometimes it sounds like I am scolding, yelling, or what have you. I never intend that in any of my posts.
I meant: "Excuse me but I believe your numbers are off a bit, I believe it is called 6061 T6 aluminum alloy. I may be wrong though, I'd do a quick search to make sure. Have a wonderful day sir. Sprinkles!"
And yes aluminum wheels break quite frequently actually.
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Holy cow Snow! Is that busted aluminum spoked wheel really epoxied together between the spokes and carbon fiber rim? That sounds scarier than lug centric aluminum spacers!
I think the back story on the pictured dually spacer failure was it wasn't installed correctly. When the silly 22.5" spacer/adapters were installed the wrong style lug nuts were used and either torque or stud length wasn't right, can't remember exactly but it has been discussed here before.
I think the back story on the pictured dually spacer failure was it wasn't installed correctly. When the silly 22.5" spacer/adapters were installed the wrong style lug nuts were used and either torque or stud length wasn't right, can't remember exactly but it has been discussed here before.
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I won't run $pacer$ either Andy, I tow way too heavy for me to be comfortable with them, steel or alum.
My 18" SD take-offs are actually older than my EX and they fit right without $pacer$!
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I am curious, ford made even the rear axle wider in the later years? Where is the difference in the front end, just spindles?
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