CorrecTrack wheel spacers?
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CorrecTrack wheel spacers?
http://www.correctrack.com/models.html
I am going to be getting a 96 F250 4x4 here soon, and was wondering what people think of these spacers. I know my older 250's had a huge difference in track between front and rear, and I want the next one to have the same tracking front to rear. I will tow with the truck, and that kind of worries me. However, the site claims that they will work fine, and they come with a warranty. Has anyone used these? If so, how do you like them?
I am going to be getting a 96 F250 4x4 here soon, and was wondering what people think of these spacers. I know my older 250's had a huge difference in track between front and rear, and I want the next one to have the same tracking front to rear. I will tow with the truck, and that kind of worries me. However, the site claims that they will work fine, and they come with a warranty. Has anyone used these? If so, how do you like them?
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I had wheel spacers on my monster truck (avatar). It weighed 9200 lbs. and had 49" tires. In the many, MANY miles I put on it with the spacers I never once had an issue. I even had a wheel break while going down the interstate and the spacer never flinched.
There are, however other options to consider. CorrecTrack is expensive....go to www.performancewheel.com. That's who made my spacers. Yes, they are aluminum but for what I put them through, I figure that they must be strong.
Just being on the rear isn't going to cause much of an issue. There aren't any ball joints or steering angles to screw up and besides, just think of the asthetics!!! It'll look so much better.
Cody
There are, however other options to consider. CorrecTrack is expensive....go to www.performancewheel.com. That's who made my spacers. Yes, they are aluminum but for what I put them through, I figure that they must be strong.
Just being on the rear isn't going to cause much of an issue. There aren't any ball joints or steering angles to screw up and besides, just think of the asthetics!!! It'll look so much better.
Cody
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Originally Posted by cleatus12r
I had wheel spacers on my monster truck (avatar). It weighed 9200 lbs. and had 49" tires. In the many, MANY miles I put on it with the spacers I never once had an issue. I even had a wheel break while going down the interstate and the spacer never flinched.
There are, however other options to consider. CorrecTrack is expensive....go to www.performancewheel.com. That's who made my spacers. Yes, they are aluminum but for what I put them through, I figure that they must be strong.
Just being on the rear isn't going to cause much of an issue. There aren't any ball joints or steering angles to screw up and besides, just think of the asthetics!!! It'll look so much better.
Cody
There are, however other options to consider. CorrecTrack is expensive....go to www.performancewheel.com. That's who made my spacers. Yes, they are aluminum but for what I put them through, I figure that they must be strong.
Just being on the rear isn't going to cause much of an issue. There aren't any ball joints or steering angles to screw up and besides, just think of the asthetics!!! It'll look so much better.
Cody
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