3 inch lift, 31's, and 2 inch wheel spacers?
05-13-2013, 10:39 AM
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because you're putting way too much space inbetween your wheel and your wheel mounting surface and another set of bolts that has to withstand holding your wheels to your vehicle. more space = more force on the studs. I've seen a wheel spacer that had the stud shear off on the freeway. and the guy still runs wheel spacers. no his his jeep didn't explode and the wheel didn't fly off luckily. but I still can't trust it
if you're going to do it, get some good quality ones. 1.25". use loctite. but by the time you're done buying that, like lowrange said just get a whole new set of wheels
if you're going to do it, get some good quality ones. 1.25". use loctite. but by the time you're done buying that, like lowrange said just get a whole new set of wheels
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05-14-2013, 03:45 PM
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because you're putting way too much space inbetween your wheel and your wheel mounting surface and another set of bolts that has to withstand holding your wheels to your vehicle. more space = more force on the studs. I've seen a wheel spacer have the stud shear off on the freeway. and the guy still runs wheel spacers. no his his jeep didn't explode and the wheel didn't fly off luckily. but I still can't trust it
if you're going to do it, get some good quality ones. 1.25". use loctite. but by the time you're done buying that, like lowrange said just get a whole new set of wheels
if you're going to do it, get some good quality ones. 1.25". use loctite. but by the time you're done buying that, like lowrange said just get a whole new set of wheels
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05-14-2013, 03:51 PM
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