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Thread: Wheel Spacers, safe or not?
          
   
   

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    BigTruckDriver is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I believe they are ok for stock type hp set ups and using common sense. Using them and putting extreme pressure on your suspension is not a good idea, like drag racing, rock climbing, LEAD FOOT.
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    I had a set of spacers on a Mustang years ago and they kept coming loose, no matter what I did. But my Sons tell me wheel spacers are very common and stay on in the bagged S10 community. Maybe they have improved them from the cast ones I had 40 years ago.

    There are also spacers where the original axle bolts pass through them and into the wheels, the spacer then acts as only a spacer, not an adapter. You have to install 3 inch long wheel studs, like the drag cars use, but those will not come loose. They are billet and have several bolt patterns drilled into them.

    Don

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