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Either oem or arrowcraft spacers have been done many times. Prob not much downside to either
I don't know that other company but that does not mean anything. I know arrow craft spacers I have to space my rears apart are a great piece done by many people.
Okay thanks guys! I’m kinda thinking about just running singles on the front for a while..
Originally Posted by Edgethis
The second adapters you linked are for the rear.
The description says they’re for the front, are you saying they have wrong photo or something? I’m glad you said something cuz I was close to buying them a week or so ago!
So Edge, I take it you have SD dually fronts, I think you told me that before and you drilled new stud holes?
Yes, I have SD knuckles. The adapters are metric on the hub side (SD lug pattern) and the outter lug mounting studs are redrilled for the OBS 8×6.5. The outer metric pattern is still there, the studs are just knocked out.
check junkyards. two years ago i got a set of 89 4X4 dually adapters, bearings, and rotors for $200 for a conversion we did.
4 years ago the same yard charged $100 for the same setup
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