Wheel spacers
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From: Charleston, SC
I have a set of 1-1/2” Supreme Suspension spacers I have not installed on my truck yet. They look like a quality part and a test fit sees no play between the wheel or the hub flange with the hub centric design.
While I would prefer to use a hub centric spacer with longer wheel studs (as my 911 Turbo track car used from the factory) I think these will work well. Especially with no crazy stunt driving.
While I would prefer to use a hub centric spacer with longer wheel studs (as my 911 Turbo track car used from the factory) I think these will work well. Especially with no crazy stunt driving.
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I have a set of 1-1/2” Supreme Suspension spacers I have not installed on my truck yet. They look like a quality part and a test fit sees no play between the wheel or the hub flange with the hub centric design.
While I would prefer to use a hub centric spacer with longer wheel studs (as my 911 Turbo track car used from the factory) I think these will work well. Especially with no crazy stunt driving.
While I would prefer to use a hub centric spacer with longer wheel studs (as my 911 Turbo track car used from the factory) I think these will work well. Especially with no crazy stunt driving.
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From: South Detroit
OP I ran 1.5” on my ranger without issues and am running a 1/4” spacer on my truck now.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/stock-...e-them-272974/. Here is thread for you to look through, myself I would go with 1.25” or 1.5”.
Youre always gonna have the naysayers who had someone’s third cousin’s old neighbor’s ex dog run them and had a wheel fall off. As long as they’re torqued and rechecked, there isn’t an issue. I’d go with bora, they seem highly recommended.
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/stock-...e-them-272974/. Here is thread for you to look through, myself I would go with 1.25” or 1.5”.
Youre always gonna have the naysayers who had someone’s third cousin’s old neighbor’s ex dog run them and had a wheel fall off. As long as they’re torqued and rechecked, there isn’t an issue. I’d go with bora, they seem highly recommended.