I found This web site for Wheel Spacer looks like a good place to get them if any body is looking go to the Bargain Bin they got 1.25 they have them on Ebay to
http://www.motorsport-tech.com/
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevy-Trailblaz ... 5ae76c0b07
GOOD PLACE TO BUY Wheel Spacer
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- 2003tv
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you can also get them from a board member/vendor/enthusiast at this website for $219 shipped to your door.
http://theliftmeister.com/public_html/t ... page4.html
the 1.25 inch ones would require grinding off some of the studs on your rear axle.
http://theliftmeister.com/public_html/t ... page4.html
the 1.25 inch ones would require grinding off some of the studs on your rear axle.
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Yes i know thats Mark Mcmaster i know him well they can make them any size you want and Mark is out of stock right now
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I have motorsport tech wheel spacers on my truck. I've been promoting them. Great prices and great quality.
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Be very, very aware that if you buy 1.25" thick spacers you'll have to grind all the wheel studs currently on the vehicle, and any spares that you carry. If they stick past the outer surface of the spacer when the lug nuts are tightened (not just held up there by hand), it's a severe safety risk.
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