About half the trees up here are bare and the others are losing their leaves but still have color. I'm guessing in lower elevations the aspens should still be in color. I'm at 9100 feet.

 

we took a ride today to the south and there is still plenty of color going on there.......my sis in law reported 8" in frazer already.....they have a very short summer up there......banana belt here ;-)

 

Ignorance is about to rear its ugly head....lol. When adding the spacers; are they bolted to the hub and then the wheel and tire are mounted on the spacer? Are they very expensive?
Thnx

 

if you buy make sure they are hub centric

 

You are correct. The spacers bolt to the axle hub, then the wheel will bolt to the spacer.

 

We got about 4" of snow yesterday, most of it gone already today. Come next month the snow will stick around until March or April.

 

What did you torque them to, same as the wheel torque?

 

My torque wrench is almost as old as i am, that said, I torque to 100 fp., That is a pretty comfortable torque for me to do accurately, The most important thing in my opinion is to get them all the same.......

AJ.........We got a very light dusting yesterday also, but mostly rain ........I am now waiting for a radiator and hoses for that @@@#@#!# blazer, maybe by monday we'll be ready to head up to frazer for a couple of days.......

 

I don't think it's in your head at all... I got a lead foot. I installed 1.25" on the rear to equal out the front. I think 1.5s would've been better but I like the way it sits... I feel the difference going 5p km/h going around corners, just coming out of the driveway I feel a LOT LESS wobble. And since I put my s10 offsets it's even less...

 

all installed, this picture shows driver side done and the passenger side not installed for comparison