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1.5" Billet Steel wheel spacers*sold*

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Have a pair of 1.5" billet steel wheel spacers. Bought em for my dually but ended up needing 2" spacers for the 285's. Anyway, 8x6.5 lug pattern, should fit the OBS trucks. Bought for $320, will sell for $220 shipped. Only ran them for a week while I waited on my 2" spacers to come in. You can find the cheaper aluminum spacers, but personally I would run steel, have read too much about the aluminum's breaking.
 
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k20 said:
Have a pair of 1.5" billet steel wheel spacers. Bought em for my dually but ended up needing 2" spacers for the 285's. Anyway, 8x6.5 lug pattern, should fit the OBS trucks. Bought for $320, will sell for $220 shipped. Only ran them for a week while I waited on my 2" spacers to come in. You can find the cheaper aluminum spacers, but personally I would run steel, have read too much about the aluminum's breaking.
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I think Ryoken might be interested in them.
If not, I might, but waiting on some funds to come into my Paypal first.
 
Can you post pics? Are these the ones for a dually so they center the second wheel? I'm looking for some spacers so I can run 245-265's on my 91.
 
ChrisPerry said:
Can you post pics? Are these the ones for a dually so they center the second wheel? I'm looking for some spacers so I can run 245-265's on my 91.
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I assumed they are since he said he had to upgrade to 2" to fit his 285's
255's should be fine with a 1" and that is what I want to run.
 
imiceman44 said:
I assumed they are since he said he had to upgrade to 2" to fit his 285's
255's should be fine with a 1" and that is what I want to run.
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Every time I assume I get kicked in the teeth. So I figured I'd ask :thumb:
 
k20 said:
Have a pair of 1.5" billet steel wheel spacers. Bought em for my dually but ended up needing 2" spacers for the 285's. Anyway, 8x6.5 lug pattern, should fit the OBS trucks. Bought for $320, will sell for $220 shipped. Only ran them for a week while I waited on my 2" spacers to come in. You can find the cheaper aluminum spacers, but personally I would run steel, have read too much about the aluminum's breaking.
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yes, pic's please.. i'm assuming they are hub centric too... 1.5 is a bit wider than i wanted, but i could be interested...
 
k20 said:
Didnt even think about the studs being metric :doah::doah::doah::doah:
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Can't that be changed?
And I thought they still fit 14mm is slightly smaller than 9/16" so it should be fine as long as it's 8 on 6.5"
 
k20 said:
Didnt even think about the studs being metric :doah::doah::doah::doah:
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imiceman44 said:
Can't that be changed?
And I thought they still fit 14mm is slightly smaller than 9/16" so it should be fine as long as it's 8 on 6.5"
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These studs being metric is the only reason I never replied to this thread. Exactly the steel and thickness of spacers I'm looking for but not the studs.
 
Yeh its 8 on 6.5, you could always knock these studs out and knock in the ones you need.........but by the time you go to that expense you could prob buy a new set with them already installed.....I didnt even think about the studs when I replied earlier though
 
I didn't see in the OP you said they are for a OBS truck. Do they fit a 91 NBS truck? I know Issaam has first dibs I'm just checking.
 
And I'm wondering if they would be big enough for a 12.5 tire on the rear of a dually.

From what others have said I may need 2 inch, but measured and seems a 1.5 would work for my 12.5 application.

This is something I'm trying to learn about also.
 
Well on the NBS (01-07) alot of guys run 285/75/16s with 1.5" spacers I tried but the sidewall bulges were just a little tight for me. They didnt touch, but a little too close for my comfort.
 
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