Wheel Spacers
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Wheel Spacers
Hey Guys..
I'm not real happy with the stance of my truck,
and I'm thinking wheel spacers is the way to go.. seeing as how I just bought brand new tires (31x10.5)and my dad wouldn't let me get any bigger... some of you may remember older threads regarding my dillema.. anyways.. they're all like $240 for a set of 4.. i'd like 2 or 3 inchers, anyone know where i can get some CHEAPER? thanks..
I'm not real happy with the stance of my truck,
and I'm thinking wheel spacers is the way to go.. seeing as how I just bought brand new tires (31x10.5)and my dad wouldn't let me get any bigger... some of you may remember older threads regarding my dillema.. anyways.. they're all like $240 for a set of 4.. i'd like 2 or 3 inchers, anyone know where i can get some CHEAPER? thanks..
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I wouldn't do it. FWIW I think your stance looks badass, like an old farm truck or hunting rig. Defenitely get some more aggressive tires tho
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I think it would look real bad.... sorry
3 inch spacer? the tires aren't that wide, and it would just look goofy, not to mention affect a lot of other things for no real reason
maybe go with a 1 inch.... Is it your Dad's truck? or yours?
3 inch spacer? the tires aren't that wide, and it would just look goofy, not to mention affect a lot of other things for no real reason
maybe go with a 1 inch.... Is it your Dad's truck? or yours?
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so, have you asked him what size spacers you can get.... sounds like if you are going around his "no bigger tires" either way he's gonna be pissed
oh, and I really like how it looks as it is... maybe an inch or so more lift in rear, but even without that, it looks real clean
oh, and I really like how it looks as it is... maybe an inch or so more lift in rear, but even without that, it looks real clean
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mine.... but dad can still whoop my a$$ so what he says goes.
be gaining on him...
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thanks for the advice guys... maybe I should save up for more body work.... seams are beginning to rust on the bed.. beter hit them before they get bad. any other cool ideas?
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Not to step on anyones toes, but I bought spacers from these guys on eBay.
For nearly half the price everyone else is selling them for. The quality is top notch.
http://motors.search.ebay.com/search...e=search&fgtp=
For nearly half the price everyone else is selling them for. The quality is top notch.
http://motors.search.ebay.com/search...e=search&fgtp=
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I like it, the stance is good, I would do the rust though. My dad is the same way though, thats why i paid for half of the truck...lol so that he couldnt say "i can take that truck away from you" lol
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