wheel spacers
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i had a set of cheep 1/4in spacers i bought of ebay and i got a shake in the truck after alot of looking and reading i found it was prob the spacers i ordered a set of 1.5in from motorsports tech and the shake is gone. as far as bolts breaking off if u i wouldnt worry about that. chech this out might help u some
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/4th-gen...l-spacers.html
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/4th-gen...l-spacers.html
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they made them to my specifications go to the web site and cick on custom adapters
then you can plug in the information and configure the adapters exactly the way you need them.
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If you buy a wheel spacer, don't get a cheap one. Get ones that are hub centric. I bought 2 inch wheel adapters from http://www.motorsport-tech.com/
they made them to my specifications go to the web site and cick on custom adapters
then you can plug in the information and configure the adapters exactly the way you need them.
they made them to my specifications go to the web site and cick on custom adapters
then you can plug in the information and configure the adapters exactly the way you need them.
Does anyone know the Center Bore size of the 20" chrome clad rims from a 2010 1500 Sport?
And how much spacer can you safely go with before you have to change the length of your stock wheel bolts?
Last edited by eclipsems; 03-27-2011 at 10:35 PM.
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I just went to the web site and thru there menu options, here is exactly what I ordered: 77.8mm
Wheel Adapter Configuration
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2010 DODGE_TRUCK RAM_1500_2WD_-_4WD_WITH_OE_20
Your Bolt Pattern: 5x139.7mm
Your Hub Diameter: 77.8mm
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Type: One Piece Adapter
Hub Centric to Car & Wheel Centric to Wheel
Thickness: 38mm
Thickness2: 38mm
Stud Size: 9/16
Center Bore: 77.8mm
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I guess you can choose what ever stud size you want, or call them for their recomendation.
Last edited by roberttheall; 03-29-2011 at 05:39 PM. Reason: research