Wheel spacers? Anyone using them???

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JayTee

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Yup.
Had to run 1” in front for my 305 22’s to clear the UCA and put 1.25’s on the rear to match the front.
 

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They help your suspension wear itself out faster! Keeps the repair shops in business!
 

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I used these guys:
https://www.wheeladapter.com/

They are localish to me and have used them on several vehicles.
They make for commercial applications and are totally bulletproof.

No issues whatsoever and still loving it.
Good luck.
 

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Yup.
They are bolt on spacers, so the spacers came with lugs for mounting to the hub.
Then the ford lugs bolt the wheels to the spacer.
 

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They help your suspension wear itself out faster! Keeps the repair shops in business!
Assuming a properly designed spacer, what would the difference be between a wheel with a smaller offset, and an OEM with a spacer?
 

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Assuming a properly designed spacer, what would the difference be between a wheel with a smaller offset, and an OEM with a spacer?

I feel the same way, but have had front hub failures with spacers. Possibly a coincidence but man it sure seemed to be a contributing factor. For some mysterious reason.
 

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