Spidertrax Ordering Question

[zerowkul98]

Im looking to take my 08 and do the following:

- Put on 1.25" Spidertrax spacers

- Find some 18" OEM wheels with some new BFG Rugged Trail's

Im on the SpiderTrax website and i cant seem to find any info on HOW MANY spacers come in "a set".

Is it for one wheel? All four?

 

[Dusty Driftwood]

Most places sell them in pairs.
So you need 2 "sets" to do all 4 wheels

 

[zerowkul98]

Hmm...thanks for the info. Im on the Spridertrax website and i cant seem to find any language as to the qualtity-per-order.

Might have to give em a ring.

Thanks

 

[martini]

Toyota Hub Centric Wheel Spacer Kit

"Each kit comes with 2 wheel spacers"

 

[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Yes, sold in pairs. Be sure to check their outlet if you haven't, they had quite a few listed there for sale.

 

[Trdmedic]

Also recommend getting extended thread lugs from all-pro, and a tube of locktites. They supply you with some but not enough.

https://www.allprooffroad.com/9504tacomadrivetrain/9504tacomawheelspacers

 

[snowbrdr033]

Definitely get the extended lugs and I picked up my loc-tite from Home Depot, Lowe's will have it or any other home improvement type place will.

And yes, they come in pairs when ordering.

 

[martini]

Also recommend getting extended thread lugs from all-pro, and a tube of locktites. They supply you with some but not enough.

I'd got the all-pro ET lug nuts and they do not work with spidertrax. Here's a picture of one ET lug in the hole on the left and one on top of the spacer, while the right hole has a spidertrax acorn style nut in the hole as well as on top for comparison. You won't be able to get your wheel on with the ET lug nut since they don't sit low enough.

 

[zerowkul98]

Wow! Thanks for all the info!

So i take it from all the info that i SHOULD NOT look into extended lugs? Are they an option when buying?

 

[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Wow! Thanks for all the info!

So i take it from all the info that i SHOULD NOT look into extended lugs? Are they an option when buying?

Spidertrax does not offer any type of extended lugs. All Pro makes an extended lug nut for their spacers. Based on the comment above, it doesn't look like the AP extended lug nuts are compatible with the Spidertrax spacers. If you're going Spidertrax, just use lock-tite and call it good.

 

[Trdmedic]

Not sure what the problem is. I used the all-pro ones to attach the spider trax and mine sat flush with no problem at all. Then I used the spline drive extended thread lugs to attach the wheels. Im using aftermarket wheels though.

Black and Polished Alloy Toyota Truck Wheels from Wheeler's Off-Road

Martini

You are the first one i've heard of with this issue.

 

[Trdmedic]

Snowboarder

Did you get the spider trax on yet? Can you get a photo of them on with the et lugs for reference.

 

[snowbrdr033]

Snowboarder

Did you get the spider trax on yet? Can you get a photo of them on with the et lugs for reference.

Hey, to be honest I have not even put them on yet. Shame on me, I know. They're still sitting in the box! I'm trying to determine whether I actually need them or not due to my Enkei wheels, which already have an offset. I commented on another thread to see if anyone knew if I would, but didn't get any answers.
What exactly do you want a picture of on the spacers?

 

[Trdmedic]

Oh I just wanted the opto see that it sits flush. No biggie.