Wheel spacers
Laughing Gas
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From: Timbuk3, MI
Phantomfueler - Any ideas on a good spot to get them and what will fit ?
- WheelAdapter.com
- VERY HIGH quality. *A real concern if you plan on any off-roading.
- you'll pay for the quality. e.g. $$$$$
- MUST be hub centric. *FoMoCo centers the wheel(s) via the hub not the lugs.
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Goth 150
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Make sure to measure for exactly what size spacer you want and how much thread you have available. If it is a really wide spacer, you can get the lug to fit "inside" the spacer... if it is a narrow spacer, you may have to trim the OE studs! I've always been a bit nervous about this one!
Laughing Gas
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From: Timbuk3, MI
GTXgp - Make sure to measure for exactly what size spacer you want and how much thread you have available. If it is a really wide spacer, you can get the lug to fit "inside" the spacer... if it is a narrow spacer, you may have to trim the OE studs!
The maximum thickness for a wheel spacer is ¼". Any more than that and there will not be enough stud thread to safely secure the wheels.
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Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Plant City, FL
- WheelAdapter.com
- VERY HIGH quality. *A real concern if you plan on any off-roading.
- you'll pay for the quality. e.g. $$$$$
- MUST be hub centric. *FoMoCo centers the wheel(s) via the hub not the lugs.
-click- the pic'
Goth 150
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