hi.
I have trailblazer 2006,I order wheels spacer but they didn't fit good on the weel the namber on the spacer is 6-5/6-135
I order awrong one ????
Thanks-zvika.
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- zvika ozer
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If they are hub-centric aka they have a lip the wheel sits on, I had to sand mine lightly to make them slide in and out easier.
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Spicer did not fit the car returned, Can anyone recommend where to order to suit the vehicle.
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6x5/6x135 is not a spacer, but an adapter to a Ford lug pattern
they've always worked for me.
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zvika ozer wrote:Spicer did not fit the car returned, Can anyone recommend where to order to suit the vehicle.
Mark will set you up.
http://theliftmeister.com/public_html/t ... page4.html
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Could I run a 6x5.5 spacer on stock rims while I wait for new rims? Need front tire asap and would rather buy tires once.
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Um.. the stock wheels are 6x5 bolt pattern, so no you can't put them on a 6x5.5 adapter.
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Thats why I wanted to make sure. Was told 5.5 was just the length of the bolt.
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Yeah, first number is the number of studs and second number is the spacing apart.
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