Does Spidertrax Really Only Make One Size of Spacers, 1.25in?

[luke87gt]

Hi guys,

I was viewing Spidertrax's website and I see that they are showing 1.25in as the only available width spacers they carry?

Are there any alternatives? I was looking for something closer to 0.75in.

Also, any recommendations on where to buy the Spidertrax for the best price?

Thanks,

Luke

 

[mizak82]

All pro makes them too idk about .75 inches. I got 1.5 from them


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[jacob7071]

Spidertrax makes other sizes, but if you want hubcentric and lugcentric that fit the 4Runner bolt pattern, you're stuck with 1.25". Search their site for other vehicles. They make a 1.5" spacer for the T100 and 1st gen Tacomas, but it's not hubcentric. For the best price on new Spidertrax, try their outlet. They'll put cosmetic blems on there as they have inventory. I checked every day for a couple of weeks and got a pair of 1.25" spacers for $75 shipped. They'll pop up in the classifieds periodically if you don't need new

For other sizes, Bora makes everything from 0.5" to 2" in 1/4" increments. Hub and lug centric.
https://www.motorsport-tech.com/bora.html

 

[Doozi]

0.75" might be getting a bit too thin for a spacer (technically, a hub adapter) like this due to the fact that the lug nuts have to be just inside the outer surface of the spacer. A true spacer that's 0.75" thick would probably require longer lugs which should be easy to do.

Just saw Jacob's post and it looks like you're in business!!

 

[FactoryT4R]

Hi Luke- Are you thinking the 1.25 are too far out? I have them and I can tell you they are spot on flush with the fenders.

 

[zidaro]

Ive got a couple sets of these over the years. Running a set of 1" on our '10runner right now. They are hubcentric and great quality, certainly on par with the Spidertrax.
they will make any size you like, and know what will fit with your existing lugs.

https://www.motorsport-tech.com/special/truck/toyota_s

 

[bunz559]

I think, I do not know, that a 1.25 is the minimum to clear the stock lugs. Anything thinner and you wont be able to bolt the spacers onto the existing studs and clear wheels ontop. The only other option at that point would be to get extended lug nuts if they offer them for our vehicles.

 

[luke87gt]

Thanks for all the helpful feedback guys.

Hi Luke- Are you thinking the 1.25 are too far out? I have them and I can tell you they are spot on flush with the fenders.

Actually my 4Runner came with the 8.5" wide +15mm offset wheels, so I calculated that to the outside of the fender, the "front spacing" is identical to what a sport/limited wheel would be with 1.25" spacers.

So in conclusion, I won't be needing spacers after-all.