lookin to get a pair of Spidertrax spacers.

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If you ever see somebody post them in the classified section you better jump on them. Those go fast! You might want to check the Spidertrax site. They will discount some spacers if they have blemishes. Another brand, that is just as good, are the BORA spacers, you can find on ebay. They are made by a company called Motorsport Tech. You can get those in different sizes and in polished or anodized black
 
... Another brand, that is just as good, are the BORA spacers, you can find on ebay. They are made by a company called Motorsport Tech. You can get those in different sizes and in polished or anodized black

How about the All-Pro spacers? Aren't they cheaper than the BORA ones?
 
I am not sure about the pricing of the All Pro, but they are good spacers as well. I just haven't had any experience with them. I would stick with one of those three manufacturers.
 
Good question. I am not sure about the All Pro, but know the other two are.

looks like they're lug centric... I would probably do hub centric ones when I get spacers. I have read a lot on here that suggests they are better for our trucks. Also, dumb question, but do they make your turning radius better?
 
All pro has hub centric spacers too.

The only problem with all pro is that one set (front or rear) requires extended lugs on the 4th gen. It's not really a big problem, but with shipping makes them essentially the same price as other brands.

Poly Performance makes some as well I believe but all are about the same price per set unless you get the spidertraxx blems, I believe they're $80/pair.
 
Motorsportech/bora has a better selection of width's , not stuck with just 1.25 , not a bog deal but are anodized black !
 
anybody got input on the turning radius? I was thinking that going with 1" or 1.25 would be the best to preserve my turning radius, i can barely do a u-ey as is.
 
Really? I love my turning radius.. I'm used to a full size though.

I don't think the 2.5" is gonna make a huge difference in turning radius.. But others may disagree.
 

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