Sent ya a PM

 

no because that's an adapter, not a spacer....

 

i cheked them already , they look cool tho , i really dont understand the deal about the naming , cause some people call them spacers other adapters , i personally think that when they use the same bolt pattern should be spacers if they are to be used on different pattern then should be called adapter IMO...

 

Incorrect.

It IS a spacer.

Let me explain it you...

Spacers move the wheel outboard from the OEM position.
Adapters change the wheel bolt pattern.

Wheel Spacer:
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...ducts_id=75498

5 on 4.5 to 5 on 5.5 ADAPTER:
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...ducts_id=75500

 

A spacer slides over the existing lugs, and is sandwiched between the wheel and hub using one set of lug nuts, several things sandwiched in a location where the load is constantly changing angles can work loose if not properly torqued and checked over time.

An adapter bolts onto the hub and is secured on its own, then allows the wheel to bolt to it, which eliminates the chances of things moving around, they still need to be properly torqued but like a normal wheel. It's not a big deal. with the lug pattern changing or not its an adapter because it bolts and has a new pattern, even if its the same one.

 

well , as i stated before and agreeing with Serius , i still think those are spacers until bolt pattern doesn't change , the thing is that if you are using 1.25" spacers or wider how are you going to bolt them on stock lugs think about it pal!!

 

It really depends who you ask, and what "company" you talk to. I know that spacers (slip over the lugs) are illegal in Utah, and adapters (bolt to it) are not. Utah state law states spacers slide over the lugs. adapters bolt on, weather the pattern changes or not its still an adapter as it bolts on. Not getting into a pissing match. Just stating it as it has been to me. however After searching for a few mins, some company's list it your way, some mine.

Just Clarifying my earlier comment.

 

this

 

This is a wheel/disc brake spacer commonly used by ricers.


This is a spacer commonly used by knowledgeable Jeep owners to space their wheels farther outboard. It is a spacer contrary to Gorrila's firm beliefs.

I guess AlloyUSA is wrong in calling their spacers "Spacers".

And these guys too...
http://www.spidertrax.com/products/wheel-spacer

Gorilla needs to get busy and let them know that their spacers aren't really spacers.

 

ha...i think im gonna need to buy something from you, just for that!

 

Can I interest you in some SPACERS?

 

im looking for adapters...ha...but just outta curiousity, how much do you sell the spydertrax spacers for and in what sizes?

 

The correct way.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/Ro...21&t_pl=101830

 

Spidertrax?!!? I don't sell no stinkin' spidertrax!!

Here ya go:
1.25"
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...ducts_id=75498

http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...ducts_id=89849

 

meh...

Even more correctererer...

Lighter, stronger, chicks dig 'em....and they are available from a vendor on this very forum!!