Can I use washers as temp wheel spacers solution?
JK Newbie
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Fate, Texas
Wow, definitly not worth the risk, 
don't ever skimp on parts. Think safety first...ORM man ORM. (operational risk management; think..what could happen if I did that, before you actually do it...it saves lives) Also, never start a project before having all the required parts to do it the right way; it makes the job easier and safer. Not that I haven't done it, but I've learned from my mistakes, keeps the frustration level down and lets me pull my jeep out of the garage. 
don't ever skimp on parts. Think safety first...ORM man ORM. (operational risk management; think..what could happen if I did that, before you actually do it...it saves lives) Also, never start a project before having all the required parts to do it the right way; it makes the job easier and safer. Not that I haven't done it, but I've learned from my mistakes, keeps the frustration level down and lets me pull my jeep out of the garage.
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: San Francisco, CA
Thank you guys, I ended up flipping end links to the inside as some members suggested. This is only a temp solution for next few days until I get my new wheels and tires on.
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Carlsbad, CA
[QUOTE Think safety first...ORM man ORM. (operational risk management; think..what could happen if I did that, before you actually do it...it saves lives) [/QUOTE]
This should be written on all drivers visor. Words to offroad by.
This should be written on all drivers visor. Words to offroad by.
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From: Mooresville,IN