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1/4 MAYBE 1/2 INCH WHEEL SPACERS


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well i went ahead and ordered the 1/2 inch hub centric readylift spacers for the rear and the 1/4 inch rough country for the front also ordered the putco black platinum fender trim. let you know when i get all installed

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well i went ahead and ordered the 1/2 inch hub centric readylift spacers for the rear and the 1/4 inch rough country for the front also ordered the putco black platinum fender trim. let you know when i get all installed [/quote

 

Get the spacers on?

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All on working or should i say riding great front and rear stick out just a little past fenders perfect for me

 

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Might have to do these for my new 33x12.50r20 mud grapplers to clear. Will know tomorrow. Going on factory 20" w/+27 offset

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All on working or should i say riding great front and rear stick out just a little past fenders perfect for me

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Any pictures?

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On 9/8/2016 at 9:21 AM, wildwilly1 said:

well i went ahead and ordered the 1/2 inch hub centric readylift spacers for the rear and the 1/4 inch rough country for the front also ordered the putco black platinum fender trim. let you know when i get all installed

Are the 1/4 inch rough country's hub centric? Any issues with your spacers? 

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no the rc are not hub centric. UPDATE ON SPACERS; I ended up putting the 1/2 inch hub centric spacers on truck all good truck looked a lot better had them on 8 mnths or so . came out from work one day just happened to look down at the front wheels glad i did . had 4 out of 6 lug bolts gone broke off drivers side front and 1 off passenger side. never again with spacers for me . im lucky i didnt loose a wheel and flip

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On 9/7/2016 at 7:37 PM, Heavy Chevy 91 said:

2" spacers look perfect on these trucks btw!

Before

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After 2"

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Hub centric to the truck only

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Did you notice having to wash your truck more with this setup? It would be what I have. Factory wheels with 2" spacers. 

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2" spacers look perfect on these trucks btw!
Before
10dbe3342aaae4f12b9f9d09396cb52d.jpg
After 2"
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Hub centric to the truck only
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Is there any rub with this setup?


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