Where to get Wheel Spacers??
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I wouldn't recommend running them either, especially on the front end. If you want a more aggressive stance, do it right and get a set of aftermarket rims.
With all that said, I had a set on the rear end of my old ZR2 Blazer to even out the stance in the back with the front. I got them off ebay for next to nothing. I ran them for 4 years with no problems but I'll never have them again.
With all that said, I had a set on the rear end of my old ZR2 Blazer to even out the stance in the back with the front. I got them off ebay for next to nothing. I ran them for 4 years with no problems but I'll never have them again.
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When I got new tires at Discount Tire, they wouldn't mount the new ones with the spacers on. They said they had seen wheel spacers sheer off and cause an accident. Maybe they were just blowing smoke, but I know they deal with wheels and tires a WHOLE lot more than I do.
Just be careful with them, especially up front. They will put more stress on your front end. Make sure you check them periodically. I would say with every tire rotation at least. Good luck and be safe.
Just be careful with them, especially up front. They will put more stress on your front end. Make sure you check them periodically. I would say with every tire rotation at least. Good luck and be safe.
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I don't reccommend them on the front either. My wheel adapters are the same concept and I blew out a bearing and it was pretty bad. Lost brakes on my left side because the rotor spun freely. If you do run them check them often like others said. Make sure your bearings always have fresh grease.
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Yeah. I'm under the assumption that I possibly had a bad bearing because it was only 2 months old when it went out. I started noticing it a few days before. The front end did not feel right and I could feel the tire starting to rotate but it wasn't anything bad so I couldn't figure out what was wrong. Luckily it went out about a mile from my house so I was able to get it home. Changed it in 30 min cleaned everything out real good and its been fine for about 3 weeks now. Btw you should be fine with stock rims though. Because as you can see my wheels have a decent amount of backspacing. So backspacing plus 1.5" adapters makes the tire stick out really far. I have to say though the wheel spread look is nasty.
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go online and find it out all my lug nuts and on both wheel spacers and hub are at 150lbs or torque never had a problem comming lose or anything i checked them about 3 months after i put them on they were all the same as the day i put them on
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To measure torque when you are in the process of tightening your lug nuts, you need a torque wrench.