Wheel Spacers

[chris_p88]

That's a good question, I got them 3 years ago and I don't remember now

Ahh damn, well I'll keep looking but I'll probably go with freds. May just leave it until spring and buy new rims

 

[low4x4]

I bought my 3" spacers long time ago and the were $100 an inch per spacer made from high quality aluminum

 

[chris_p88]

I bought my 3" spacers long time ago and the were $100 an inch per spacer made from high quality aluminum

fred qouted me 370 for four 1" hubcentric spacers shipped to ontario. thats not bad considering the reviews he has. but for another couple hundred i can pick up a 5 set of decents rims so i might just do that anyways

 

[chevydan3]

Motorsport-tech.com also sells hub centric spacers. Made right here in reno nv.

 

[chris_p88]

Motorsport-tech.com also sells hub centric spacers. Made right here in reno nv.

hmm thanks!

 

[EmeraldGreenVortec]

Thumbs up to motorsports tech. I'm looking into buying my set from them. They CNC machine a fresh set if they don't carry the grind you need. We have 5x5" so it's pretty common, and they are hub centric.

 

[99'Subourbon]

Thumbs up to motorsports tech. I'm looking into buying my set from them. They CNC machine a fresh set if they don't carry the grind you need. We have 5x5" so it's pretty common, and they are hub centric.

You mean 6x5.5 (or 6x139.7)... right? Lol

 

[EmeraldGreenVortec]

You mean 6x5.5 (or 6x139.7)... right? Lol

Lol yes. For all you 6 lug guys out there. There's a spot on the website for entering exact measurements to the mm for hub size, lugs and separation of the lug circle [emoji12]

 

[slim]

I have run a set of 2" lug centric spacers on the rear of my k2500 for several years with no problems. I tow and haul quite a bit. Bought them off ebay, made from aluminum. I am sure hub centric would be better, but I have not had any problems at all, just important to keep them tight.

 

[SixSpeedSS]

I have run wheels spacers on my 500+hp big block powered 454SS for 15 years. It has been drag raced, autocrossed, gone 147mph on GPS and literally had the snot pounded out of it. I had T6061 spacers made by a machine shop as nobody made a bolt on spacer at that time. I plan to put spacers on my K2500 rear wheels because the rears look wimpy since they are tucked way in compared to the fronts (even with the new 285/70-17 Michelins I just put on two weeks ago, but havent taken any photos). This is with the crappy 265/70-17s I had on it for a few months...

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