Wheel Spacer on 4.5 Back Spacing 17x8 rim
I would like to run a spacer on my wheels as I'm currently rubbing with my 17x8 rims. The currentl back spacing is 4.5 the smallest spacer I've seen is 1.25", does anyone know of a smaller spacer. I'm afraid of it sticking out too far.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
I'm also running 37s on a 4-5" kit with 4.5 inch BS on my wheels. I had rubbing at full turn on one direction and not the other on my control arms. After measuring the clearance on the free side, I determined that even if I recentered my axle, I was still going to get rubbing.
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah
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I'm also running 37s on a 4-5" kit with 4.5 inch BS on my wheels. I had rubbing at full turn on one direction and not the other on my control arms. After measuring the clearance on the free side, I determined that even if I recentered my axle, I was still going to get rubbing.
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah
Edit: Saw some pics of yours with the Flat fenders, do you have any with the stock fenders? Looks good btw.
Last edited by bluepig; May 12, 2011 at 07:59 AM.
I'm also running 37s on a 4-5" kit with 4.5 inch BS on my wheels. I had rubbing at full turn on one direction and not the other on my control arms. After measuring the clearance on the free side, I determined that even if I recentered my axle, I was still going to get rubbing.
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah
I ended up getting the 1.25" spacers. That's about as thin as you can get due to the length of the stock wheel studs. If it was any shorter, you'd have to cut off a good portion of your studs and the nuts that hold the spacer to the wheel would probably be too skinny for proper balancing and retention.
Micah


