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Haven't seen these before. I see most people running spidertrax spacers which seem to be holding up pretty well.
 
Haven't seen these before. I see most people running spidertrax spacers which seem to be holding up pretty well.

Most do run Spidertrax but I only wanted a 1 inch spacer, which Bora sells but I stumbled across these and they are on sell, free shipping! We shall see, they are ordered!
 
I went with Spidertrax but also looked at Bora, they both come with some kind of warranty and you can order replacement studs. You can by a full set for less than $100 of eBay but I've witness a friend buy cheap spacers and have a hell of a time dealing with vibration. He binned them in the end and went with H&R's (different vehicle)
 
I Got Them

Looking for 1 inch spacers to run behind my trail wheels. I know we have Bora, but I stumbled across these as well, anyone running them? Reviews ? Thanks

https://setgroupusa.com/products/4-...MIqp2ynJfO2wIVkInICh1vmgRvEAkYASABEgIW9fD_BwE

I ended up getting the 1.25" version and have had them on since July '18. They work just fine. I have been on the highways, on turns, curbs, driveways, and speed bumps. Also been off road with them, climbing on some rocks, speeding down the side of a mountain, splashing through streams, puddles, and mud. Even had the tires leave the ground, doing moguls and stuff.

I have 285/70R17 tires on stock wheels and Bilstein 5100 set max height. The stance is much more aggressive. With this spacing and width expect the sides of the 4Runner to get dirty quick.

The only thing is my tires rub crazy now for reverse. I did some plastic surgery and some tucks, even removed the mud flaps.I expected rub even though I was hoping it wouldn't. Going to have to get all Gattaca on this I think.
 
There was a thread not too long ago about a guy who had the studs on his spacers fracture causing the loss of a wheel. I don't recall what brand of spacers, but some might want to rethink them.
 
I bought these for my third gen on eBay. Was not impressed with the quality of the metal of these spacers. They arrived all dinged up from shipping, and had a rough machine finish on them. Also, the lugs were drilled off center so when you threaded the nut on, it was not concentric with the stud. Maybe I got a bad batch, but I sent them back for a refund. I ended up buying a set from a different seller (heavydutyparts) that machined them in house (USA) and were of MUCH higher quality for the same price.
 

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