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Ebay Find: 30mm wheel spacers cheap.
Ebay Find: 30mm wheel spacers cheap.
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I don't know about the different tracks, but I don't doubt it!
They won't fit over the front hubs, unless you bore them out. They use a 9/16 stud, so are plenty strong enough to old a wheel onto a Zook.
I believe there is only a pair there.
They won't fit over the front hubs, unless you bore them out. They use a 9/16 stud, so are plenty strong enough to old a wheel onto a Zook.
I believe there is only a pair there.
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$31.00 + $???? machining= dearer than getting your existing wheels offset 30mm per side.
I think these would be more trouble than they are worth for a sierra. I hused to own a set of 2WD 16" F100 rims that had been offset and bored for a sierra and there was very little meat between the stud hole and the centre bore. I think that once machined to suit, these would be pretty dicey.
I agree that on the rear they would help NT owners with chassis clearance, but would still need machining.
Steve.
I think these would be more trouble than they are worth for a sierra. I hused to own a set of 2WD 16" F100 rims that had been offset and bored for a sierra and there was very little meat between the stud hole and the centre bore. I think that once machined to suit, these would be pretty dicey.
I agree that on the rear they would help NT owners with chassis clearance, but would still need machining.
Steve.
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