Wheel spacers bad?
04-08-2015, 04:31 PM
#12
You get what you pay for.
What risk is there when you install everything properly and torque to spec?
What does it matter about doing the job correctly?
People lift there vehicles all the time and put a crazy offset wheel and add wheel spacers all the time.
Stop commenting if you don't know what you are talking about.
04-09-2015, 12:12 AM
#14
I haven't had any issues. And I have 35x12.50 wide tires. I take my truck off-road frequently.
What risk is there when you install everything properly and torque to spec?
What does it matter about doing the job correctly?
People lift there vehicles all the time and put a crazy offset wheel and add wheel spacers all the time.
Stop commenting if you don't know what you are talking about.
What risk is there when you install everything properly and torque to spec?
What does it matter about doing the job correctly?
People lift there vehicles all the time and put a crazy offset wheel and add wheel spacers all the time.
Stop commenting if you don't know what you are talking about.
The risk is in adding a product to your vehicle that does nothing to add value with added stress to steering and suspension components.
What does it matter about doing the job correctly? Is that a serious question? If your not going to do a job correctly, why do it at all?
Yes people lift their (not there) vehicles all the time and do crazy stuff. If it's a toy vehicle, sure, it doesn't really matter. But for most of us who use these trucks daily (in my opinion) it isn't worth the potential problems.
And stop being so combative and be helpful.
For the OP: http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/11...#__federated=1
04-09-2015, 12:26 AM
#15
Again, I'm sure there are plenty of people that have never had problems using them. The risk is in adding a product to your vehicle that does nothing to add value with added stress to steering and suspension components. What does it matter about doing the job correctly? Is that a serious question? If your not going to do a job correctly, why do it at all? Yes people lift their (not there) vehicles all the time and do crazy stuff. If it's a toy vehicle, sure, it doesn't really matter. But for most of us who use these trucks daily (in my opinion) it isn't worth the potential problems. And stop being so combative and be helpful. For the OP: http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/11...#__federated=1
I do daily drive my pick up, if you ask me you are the one who isn't being helpful.
Wheel spacers are fine point made.
Get off your high horse and just accept the fact that if you do install them correctly, you, they, whomever will be fine.
04-09-2015, 09:22 AM
#16
Senior Member
Again, I'm sure there are plenty of people that have never had problems using them.
The risk is in adding a product to your vehicle that does nothing to add value with added stress to steering and suspension components.
What does it matter about doing the job correctly? Is that a serious question? If your not going to do a job correctly, why do it at all?
Yes people lift their (not there) vehicles all the time and do crazy stuff. If it's a toy vehicle, sure, it doesn't really matter. But for most of us who use these trucks daily (in my opinion) it isn't worth the potential problems.
And stop being so combative and be helpful.
For the OP: http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/11...#__federated=1
The risk is in adding a product to your vehicle that does nothing to add value with added stress to steering and suspension components.
What does it matter about doing the job correctly? Is that a serious question? If your not going to do a job correctly, why do it at all?
Yes people lift their (not there) vehicles all the time and do crazy stuff. If it's a toy vehicle, sure, it doesn't really matter. But for most of us who use these trucks daily (in my opinion) it isn't worth the potential problems.
And stop being so combative and be helpful.
For the OP: http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/11...#__federated=1
04-09-2015, 09:46 AM
#17
Yes "their". This isn't a spelling bee its a forum.
I do daily drive my pick up, if you ask me you are the one who isn't being helpful.
Wheel spacers are fine point made.
Get off your high horse and just accept the fact that if you do install them correctly, you, they, whomever will be fine.
I do daily drive my pick up, if you ask me you are the one who isn't being helpful.
Wheel spacers are fine point made.
Get off your high horse and just accept the fact that if you do install them correctly, you, they, whomever will be fine.
