Wheel Spacer Dilemma
07-04-2012, 02:37 AM
#31
December 2009 TOTM!
I've had my 2" spacers on for over 10k miles if not more... with some pretty hard wheeling and running 35s and now running 37s... they are fine. Just make sure they are torqued correctly and they will be fine.
I ran 35s with t-bars cranked with spacers and didn't rub.
Do you have your t-bars cranked? If so, your front will be slightly sucked in more than your rear. When you cranked the t-bars it sucks the tire inward.
I ran 35s with t-bars cranked with spacers and didn't rub.
Do you have your t-bars cranked? If so, your front will be slightly sucked in more than your rear. When you cranked the t-bars it sucks the tire inward.
07-07-2012, 12:02 PM
#33
Cockpit Magician
Thread Starter
I've had my 2" spacers on for over 10k miles if not more... with some pretty hard wheeling and running 35s and now running 37s... they are fine. Just make sure they are torqued correctly and they will be fine.
I ran 35s with t-bars cranked with spacers and didn't rub.
Do you have your t-bars cranked? If so, your front will be slightly sucked in more than your rear. When you cranked the t-bars it sucks the tire inward.
I ran 35s with t-bars cranked with spacers and didn't rub.
Do you have your t-bars cranked? If so, your front will be slightly sucked in more than your rear. When you cranked the t-bars it sucks the tire inward.