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i have a set of used but in great shape. 1.25" wheel spacers they are 6x5 bolt pattern(stock TB) i bought them from Fred at http://www.wheeladapters.com paid well over 300.00 for them i am asking 150.00obo..... please feel free to message me thanks guys and gals.
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- NMTB03
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Will these clear upper ball joint with bigger tires?
- ruffryder59
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These will allow larger tires to clear the steering knuckle.
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with the 1.25 size, don't you have to trim your lug studs in order for them to clear?
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navigator wrote:with the 1.25 size, don't you have to trim your lug studs in order for them to clear?
Yes front and rear I believe.
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djthumper wrote:These will allow larger tires to clear the steering knuckle.
Lol! I must have been half asleep when I wrote that!!
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I was running a set of BFG 265/75R16 on the stock wheels there was never any problem of them rubbing anywhere. The cleared the upper ball joint with plenty of room .... And also I did have to trim the wheel studs about .25 of an inch for them to bolt on right. The reason I ordered these spacers in a 1.25" width is because I didnt want my tires to stick out too much. For me this landed up being perfect I was very happy with my setup. I am only selling them because I no longer have my Trailblazer. Hope this helped, thanks again guys and gals. If u have any more questions just ask. Laters
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