Rear wheel spacers

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silver6

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Has anyone ever used rear wheel spacers for the 2500/3500 srw? I would think the track and stability would be a little better, not to mention the looks. Thinking about getting some.
 

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That makes 2 of us. And yes. Burbalac used them on his burban 2" wide. And 3" wide for the h1 bead locks. looks much better said he had no prob with them
I was picking his brain about towing with spacers
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I also was planning on getting a set. Theses truck look wimpy from behind. The front looks pretty aggressive though. I was thinking only an inch was needed. Two inch thick may move them out too much.

Anyone know the track width front vs rear?
 

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I think it's about an inch difference front to back on 4x4's, and I know for sure that the 2wd rear axles are 3" narrower than a 4x4. I have no idea why :shrug:
 

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So who buys the first set? I'm gonna call tomorrow and get a price on some locally.
 

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Ebay billet only!!!!. saw pairs as low as 89.99. good price. def ordering 2" for mine. The wheels are 3" inside the flare. So yea.

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Here's mine with 2''
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These are pics of my K2500 with spacers, IIRC they might be 1 3/4", I could check.
They have probably been on there for around 8 years and haven't given me any troubles.
Ride wise, I would say it feels a little less likely to roll over in a turn and not much else.
They have carried plenty of weight, towing trailers and or heavy loads in the bed.
Price wise, again I could check, but would guess they cost about 150 for the set w/32 lugs inc.

The look is why I originally put them on. The only thing that was really disappointing is how far the
drums seem to be exposed now, maybe I need to throw a disc brake conversion on there someday.
My rims are not very see though like a spoke wheel, so the spacers aren't visible looking from the sides.
Best of luck......the last pic here shows the drum exposure pretty well.

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Edit: Receipt info says:

Your Order From Performance Wheel & Tire
Thursday, November 3, 2005 10:52 PM
Order Details
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Billet Spacers & Adapters(159990063)
Spacer Material: 8" Diameter
Spacer Thickness: 1.75 inch
Quantity: 2
Price: $90.00
Total: $180.00

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Subtotal: $180.00
Shipping (UPS Ground): $16.35
Tax: $0.00
Order Total: $196.35
Thank you!
 
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silver6

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Nice truck man! Looks more substantial from the back i think. Deffinitely gonna happen.
 
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