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Several guys on here will tell you not to use them, but I have run small spacers for 20k miles behind two sets of aftermarket wheels with no problems. Mine are only 5/16" thick but they do make a difference if you are looking for just a little more aggressive look.
why not use them? is it acceptable to use on stock rims just to make the wheels flush with the fenders? my truck is all about subtle so 8mm biggest i should go?
Last edited by wernerslostblue; 09-28-2007 at 10:50 PM.
Personally, I wouldn't do it. A very small spacer may be used without problems, but pushing each wheel out 5/16 inch is not gonna make any visual difference in the stance.
Personally, I wouldn't do it. A very small spacer may be used without problems, but pushing each wheel out 5/16 inch is not gonna make any visual difference in the stance.
that sucks. oh well it was a good deal. i'll notice and thats all that matters.
how about the hub-centric ones (stud pressed into the spacer)? I put them on my stang and loved them. Never had any problems, not sure how they work on pickups though