I recently swapped my stock axle out and no longer need the wheel spacers I had on. They are 1.5" thick hub centric. Can send pics upon request. $65 shipped
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1 pair of 1.5" 6x5 spacers SOLD
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Last edited by RimoniManu on Tue Jan 22, 2013 1:43 pm, edited 4 times in total.
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Just to confirm, this is just (2) spacers (a pair, not a set), and since you call them "spacers" and not "adaptors" they're 6-on-5 to 6-on-5 pattern, right?
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Yes that is correct. 2 spacers that on 6x5 to 6x5 spacers. I don't have a full set because I needed 2" spacers up front for my 35's
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$80 shipped...... anyone?
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FWIW, those are hub centric but not wheel centric (no lip). Not that it really matters.
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Yes Donny you are absolutely correct. Must have been typing without thinking again. Correction made. Thanks
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I'm curious, your rear axle is wider than stock but still runs the stock wheel pattern?
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My current rear axle is a 14 bolt, so no I'm not running stock wheels
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I'm still not following you but I guess it doesn't change the fact that you have 2 spacers for sale.
At least conversation keeps you bumped to the top.
At least conversation keeps you bumped to the top.
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navigator wrote:I'm still not following you but I guess it doesn't change the fact that you have 2 spacers for sale.
At least conversation keeps you bumped to the top.
I think he doesn't Need these cause he got adapters so he could match the wheels that fit the 14 bolt rear axle and the front.
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yeah, I thought about that.
I was just thinking if you have 4 spacers and you replace the rear axle you don't need 2 spacers, that makes sense.
To match the front and rear wheels he would need adapters for the front so that should open up 4 spacers instead of 2.
Doesn't matter, he's got 2 spacers for sale
. I expect a member who bought these two could also get 2 from Mark for a full set.
I was just thinking if you have 4 spacers and you replace the rear axle you don't need 2 spacers, that makes sense.
To match the front and rear wheels he would need adapters for the front so that should open up 4 spacers instead of 2.
Doesn't matter, he's got 2 spacers for sale
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Ohhhh..... Now I understand your question. I currently possess 4 wheel spacers. Two I am selling right now that are 1.5" thick and the other two are 2.5" thick currently on my TB. My rear wheels are 8 lug and my front setup is still my stock but with spacers and 35" tires. I have the front suspension from a 2500hd that I was planning on putting on but am thinking about building my own arms and knuckles. When I finish that project then I will sell my other two spacers.
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still no offers?
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50 shipped ? pm me if you willlll
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Are the spacers sold?
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are these still available for 50$???
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Sorry, haven't been online in a while, Spacers have been sold.
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