Wheel spacers?
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Have a 1995 stock xj no lift. What are the largest size wheel spacers I can put on and not have a problem with rubbing fenders wells? Tires are 245/70/15 Goodyear GSA wranglers....
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245/70/15's are only wider than 235/75/15's (28.9 x9.3)which is what most people run stock so you should have no issues at all running them.
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I guess, just imagine your jeep rim now, just pushed out 2 more inches. If you get spacers only buy spidertrax wheel spacers. Why do you want wheel spacers so bad? I have seen the studs pull out while wheeling so honestly they are not your best option.
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Thats a sweet color xj by the way.
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Spacers are not recomended but if you must use spacers get the 1.25in ones from spidertrax.. Either way though people do continue to use them even against recomendation not to
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Most people like to tell you they're no good and how they have "seen" and "heard" of them breaking but in reality I'd bet my paycheck ($2,600) that most of them have never actually tried for themselves...
Every spacers thread is full of naysayers but I say go for it man! I've been running 2" spacers with 4.5" BS wheels for 8 months now and PO ran them for over 2 years and neither of us has ever had a single issue that you could even pretend to blame on the spacers.
On top of that, we have both wheeled the **** out of this jeep. Between the two of us we've broken everything there is to be broken EXCEPT axles & spacers. So yeah, from my experience (and I have it, not what I've read on the Internet) there is not a single problem with quality spacers as log as you torque down the lugs properly.
Every spacers thread is full of naysayers but I say go for it man! I've been running 2" spacers with 4.5" BS wheels for 8 months now and PO ran them for over 2 years and neither of us has ever had a single issue that you could even pretend to blame on the spacers.
On top of that, we have both wheeled the **** out of this jeep. Between the two of us we've broken everything there is to be broken EXCEPT axles & spacers. So yeah, from my experience (and I have it, not what I've read on the Internet) there is not a single problem with quality spacers as log as you torque down the lugs properly.
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Its always been a huge debate on whether or not spacers are any good, some say yes some say no. Its really a matter of what you are comfortable with. I won't run them because I have wheeled with a guy(in a wrongler) that had the studs sheer off. I'm not saying that they are terrible or anything just a matter of preference. I'm sure 9 out of 10 guys have had no issues with them but I have been around that one guy that did and it's not something that I want to experience.
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Im sorry.. but now im a bit confused. I thought the op was talking about wheel spacers.. is he/are you talking about spring spacers?
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Coil spring spacer:
Wheel Spacer:
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