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FS: 1" Black Wheel Spacers SoCal $80

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I believe the trail gear spacer is hub centric however once it's on the car the wheel is mounted lug centric. So the spacer is machined to be hub centric but does not have a lip for the wheel to center on.
 
I believe the trail gear spacer is hub centric however once it's on the car the wheel is mounted lug centric. So the spacer is machined to be hub centric but does not have a lip for the wheel to center on.

Can this be confirmed? I noticed there wasn't a lip on it either.
 
Without the raised lip it would be impossible for them to be hub centric since there wouldn't be anything for the hub to center on. That being said, it doesn't mean they're not usable. I've had plenty of lug centric set ups in the past that worked just fine.
 
Can you please just post the part number so we can end this debate?

Thanks,


I emailed trail gear and the spacers I have are for older Toyota models. They work for me though. I'll post a part number when I get off work, but you can easily find them on trail gears website
 

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