wheel spacers
yea, them being aluminum wouldn't worry me as much as using spacers in general. you'd be surprised how strong billet 6061 is in compression. if you think using spacers is fine, those will work for ya.
hey im wondering too because im getting a lift kit that requires a little more backspacing, and how thick should i get them within reason????
sorry max00racer not trying to jack your post [&:]
sorry max00racer not trying to jack your post [&:]
its just something temporary vipers, gotta get new rubber before i can get new wheels. was driving today and it was a little slick from the rain...couldnt even go around a corner driving normally without the back end sliding out. and for broke college student hah only so much you can do at once.
oyyea and with the aluminum, i was just iffy about it but i think the spacers are less to worry about than the components of the truck that will get that much more stress put on them no?
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I'll jump in now.....the 1.25" spacers i have are awesome....I've hauld over 9000 lbs with my truck and even jumped it on "ACCINDENT" and I still have not had to adjust the torque on them or anything...just dont go with ebay spacers....If u want some high end spacers let me know I can hook u up with a guy here....they are a lil expensive....but well well well well worth it.....I think I paid 180 for all 4.....the guy who sold them to me pushes over 1000 lbs of torque with his duramax and he has 2" spacers....and not a problem out of them....I've put about 15,000 miles on mine without a problem



