1" wheel spacers

deadguy

deadguy

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I could have swore I saw Eddie was running 1" wheel spacers on rubicat. I'm trying to find a set myself and can't seem to find a set (that I trust from a reputable company). I tried searching a bit but couldn't find anything. Any input on where I could get a set would be greatly appreciated
 
wayoflife

wayoflife

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deadguy said:
Ok, that's why I can't find them. Thank you
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LOL!! You really don't want to run 1" spacers being that the wheel studs are too long and you won't get a good surface to surface fit. 1.25" can work but you will need to do some grinding. 1.5" is optimal.
 
deadguy

deadguy

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wayoflife said:
LOL!! You really don't want to run 1" spacers being that the wheel studs are too long and you won't get a good surface to surface fit. 1.25" can work but you will need to do some grinding. 1.5" is optimal.
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Yeh I just read about the stud length about 30 seconds ago lol. I'm running a 3.5 Bs wheel with the Cooper 37x13.5 and I'm rubbing In a couple places. I wanted to kick the wheels out a bit more than they are but didn't want to go too wide. Looks like 1.5 is my smallest option like you said
 
wayoflife

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deadguy said:
Yeh I just read about the stud length about 30 seconds ago lol. I'm running a 3.5 Bs wheel with the Cooper 37x13.5 and I'm rubbing In a couple places. I wanted to kick the wheels out a bit more than they are but didn't want to go too wide. Looks like 1.5 is my smallest option like you said
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Where are you rubbing? If it's just up front and on your frame rails, you could always install a few washers on your steer stops to address it.
 
deadguy

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That was my second option and probably what I'm going to do. I'm rubbing slightly on the lower control arm and frame on full lock.its just A bit annoying feeling the tire lugs chugg chugg chugg on the arm
 
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