Axle/Wheel Spacers
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Well I plan on putting a brush guard on my truck and a big 80lb safari rack above with 4 lights and my spare tire. So there is going to be quite a bit more weight on the top of the blazer not to mention I will have a 2-inch body lift and possibly a 2-inch suspension lift. So there is going to be a lot of roll in my blazer making it prone to roll or flip. So I want to add like 2-3 inches of spacing behind each wheel to give it a total of 4-6 inches of a wider stance, which should help this problem. What other things could/should I do to help it not roll. Also where do you buy these wheel spacers; I haven’t been able to find them.
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well i jus order a set of 2inch from www.ezaccessory.com and i got 4 of them for 190 so that aint to bad on prices either
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That sucks, I wasnt expecting to pay $160 for 2 inch spacing for each tire.
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It widen's the stance?
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Yeah, at the expense of shortened wheel bearing life and shorter turning radius with the same sized tires.
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Yeah, at the expense of shortened wheel bearing life and shorter turning radius with the same sized tires.
Yeah, at the expense of shortened wheel bearing life and shorter turning radius with the same sized tires.
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