X2 on the "real axle" or at least the proper offset wheel. One spacer is not really good because of the tendency to loosen or break and 2 is double bad. (If thats a word).
X2 on the "real axle" or at least the proper offset wheel. One spacer is not really good because of the tendency to loosen or break and 2 is double bad. (If thats a word).
I'm with Turtle - but be sure to video all your trail runs so we can post something like this...
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/R...and_152054.htm
fwiw, I run (single) 1.5" spacers on my rear Scout D44 and have no problems at all.
Last edited by k7mto; 06-04-2009 at 08:34 AM.
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Why not a combo of less backspace rims and spacers?
I'm running 2.25" spacers and 2" bs wheels. I had to too clear the creepies and quit hitting the joints on my steering.
I've had it that way for over 2 years and no problems. The only time i ever lost a wheel it was the stock lug bolts that broke not the spacer. Cragar will make custom bs rims for cheap. Not the best rims in the world but beats double stacking spacers imo.
Travis
2004 TJ
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