Spidertrax wheel spacers

Adamrw90

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Hey guys! I'm wanting to get some wheel spacers but i'm not sure whether to get 1.25" or 1.5"! If someone can post pics of what they have that would be awesome!
 
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seriously though, use the search bar. There are probably hundreds of members with spider trax and 1.5" all pros. I'm one of them. So is JA, check is his website...
 
I know haha
I'm really thinking about going with the 1.5" but i'm worried they will stick out past the fender flares.

sticking out from fender flares is also dependent on how large tires you'll be using as well

are you planning on running larger than stock size? also, are you planning on lifting or just using spacers for the stance?
 
sticking out from fender flares is also dependent on how large tires you'll be using as well

are you planning on running larger than stock size? also, are you planning on lifting or just using spacers for the stance?

I have 265/70r17 which are an inch bigger than the stock ones and i'm puttin the daystar 2.5/1.5" lift on tomorrow. I may try to run bigger tires later on when i get more money.
 
I know haha
I'm really thinking about going with the 1.5" but i'm worried they will stick out past the fender flares.

they will, but not by much, maybe 1/4". check out my new wheels, different offset pushes them out further. I happen to like the wider stance, i would have gone 1.5 in retrospect.
 
If it were me, I'd do the 1.25". With stock wheels that'll put you at about 4.25" backspacing which will put the outside of the wheel to about the same position that an average aftermarket wheel would.
 
I know haha
I'm really thinking about going with the 1.5" but i'm worried they will stick out past the fender flares.

i have 1.5" spacers on mine. 0 offset x8.5 wheels with 265/70s

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I had to trim and move fender liners forward but otherwise not that bad.
 
i have 1.5" spacers on mine. 0 offset x8.5 wheels with 265/70s

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I had to trim and move fender liners forward but otherwise not that bad.

Looks sick man. I may consider going with the 1.5" spacers. At first i was skeptical about the wheels stickin out but it looks really good.
 
me too, [MENTION=87687]LTDSC[/MENTION].

BTW, OP my wheels are 16x8, 15mm offset, don't know the backspace, I wanna say 4" or so.



 
Looks sick man. I may consider going with the 1.5" spacers. At first i was skeptical about the wheels stickin out but it looks really good.

i think its perfect. 1.25 is nice but the 1.5 sets it off. My fenders are at 38", so may be a little taller than the set up listed above.
 
I am planning to get some wheel spacers soon.
Where should I get them installed? Do I need to go to an off-road shop? I was thinking a tire place (Discount Tire is the closest) because I want to get the tires rebalanced with the weights inside the wheel, instead of the wheel face, at the same time. Seems like a simple enough install, but there is a lot riding on it, so to speak, with the safety concerns.
If I go to an off-road shop, is it likely to be cheaper to order the parts myself, or order through the shop?
Thanks!

Edit: I do not have a floor jack or torque wrench to do it myself.
 
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I am planning to get some wheel spacers soon.
Where should I get them installed? Do I need to go to an off-road shop? I was thinking a tire place (Discount Tire is the closest) because I want to get the tires rebalanced with the weights inside the wheel, instead of the wheel face, at the same time. Seems like a simple enough install, but there is a lot riding on it, so to speak, with the safety concerns.
If I go to an off-road shop, is it likely to be cheaper to order the parts myself, or order through the shop?
Thanks!

Discount could probably do it for you, but it's a pretty simple install if you have a torque wrench.

1. Take off tire
2. put spacer on
3. put red loctite on threads
4. put nuts on
5. torque nuts to 80 (might be 85 I don't remember)
6. Put wheel back on and torque to 85
7. Drive around for awhile
8. recheck torque at 75. If still torqued you're good, if not retorque to spec (80 or 85) and repeat steps 7 and 8
 

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