*** BORA WHEEL SPACERS Group Buy #4 ***

go go go.

 

Damn Cody, it's been 24 hours, where are my friggin spacers?!?!

 

mailed em out monday.

 

I lied. Got em yesterday. Helped me jump 3 school busses today at 43 miles per gallon.

 

Will update list tonight

 

list updated. thanks for being prompt guys. the more attention this thread gets the better, successful group buys on the forum means happy members, vendors, and site owners.

 

Trying to decide what size I should get. Current rims are 4.5bs.

 

I'm thinkin 1.25" for myself.

 

pachow.

 

Have asked around on many pages about what a good size is and the majority is coming up with 1.25. So for those not knowing what to go with, I recommend 1.25 from the research.
So with the discount of 25% it comes to $75 a set, and you need 2 sets. So $150 total plus what ever shipping is. Not a bad deal, I just wish it didn't close so soon.

 

Wuzzy how come I don't have you on the list?

 

Cause you said it was a ways away and I figured it would be next month. I'm trying to get the money for them right now. If i can it's a go, if not we'll then it's a kick in the dick cause I really want some.

 

Well as much fun as a kick in the dick sounds, I hope you're able to participate.

 

I have no lift so I'm going with .75" to be on the safe side

 

Ron are your rims recessed?

 

I'm currently running 2nd gen. TRD Off Road wheels with stock 265/70-16 which have a 1" further backspace than my stock wheels. The tires aren't rubbing at all now, but I plan on getting 265/75 tires in the future so want the .75 spacers up front to accommodate them.

Spacing depends more on needs and desired look, not one size being better than the other. I'm thinking the 1.25 are popular since that is the common Spidertrax spacer size. To me, I want the minimum what will allow the size tire I plan on running.

 

You don't need a lift to go 1.25 that seems to be the average everyone is going to go with.

 

I rub without and didn't rub with the 1".
But I cannot remember if the studs stuck out past the spacers or not. I know with .75" they do.

 

My mud tire rims


My AT tire rims

Both are running 265-75-16 with no rubbing issues. If I go a bit taller and wider like I want to then rubbing will become a factor, but right now they are fine.