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wheel spacers


1996DANGERRANGER

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1996
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hello, im lookin at makin my own wheel spacers. but i want to make the ones that have the studs in them so they dont break off. .but i need to look at a pair so i was wondering if someone could post some pictures front and back of a pair. thanks in advance!
 
my uncle is a machinist so i was going to have him make me a pair out of titanium with the stud relocaters and everything so that doesnt happen
 
If you do get Aluminum, don't be cheap, get T6 6061 Aircraft Grade Aluminum. Personally I would go for NMSS(non-magnetic stainless steel), which is a very fine grade of stainless steel with almost no carbon(hence non-magnetic).
 
well the metal im not gonna be concerned about quite. yet. right now i just need some pics of the spacer so i can seehow they're made exactly
 
1996DANGERRANGER said:
well the metal im not gonna be concerned about quite. yet. right now i just need some pics of the spacer so i can seehow they're made exactly
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Here is a link to some local guys that sell them.

http://www.familyfleamarket.com/STRANGECUSTOMS/SPACERS/1.5 in spacers 5 lug/100_2106.JPG

Here is the main site so you can scope different pics.

http://www.familyfleamarket.com/strange-customs.html

EDIT: If it was me I would be using Alcoa billet aluminum for these.
 
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thankyou!!! thats what i needed! im gonna show the pics to my uncle and see if he he can make them and how much it would cost for the alumnium!
 
i got 4 off ebay new for $150. i thought that was pretty good.

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Guess I didn't make myself clear enough. I meant what brand and did you buy them from someone or through a vendor?
 
you can get 1-1/4 inch wheel spacers from spidertrax... about 90$ a pair. they say that they are supposed to be for jeeps and toyotas only... but as long as the bolt circle matches you are fine. I have 4 of these on my '04 ranger, it has a 5 on 4.5 pattern... no problems at all. would reccommend them
 
Yeah I've seen the ones from Spidertrax before. Do they come with Loctite, nuts, and torque specs? And what grade are the bolts they use if you know?
 
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