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1” wheel spacers
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Mr. Alligator
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- 1997 XLT Explorer
Just did 1” Spacers on the front.
Super close blind fit with no trim.... way too close for comfort.
Trimmed the tapered section off the studs, and that was more than enough.
Good luck.
Super close blind fit with no trim.... way too close for comfort.
Trimmed the tapered section off the studs, and that was more than enough.
Good luck.
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- Mesa AZ
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- 2000 EB Explorer 5.0
What he said. I still have the spacers, though I don't use them since I got new wider wheels
TechGuru
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Spacers are hell on wheel bearings and our wheel bearings are already not durable enough...just something to be mindful of...keep spare bearings on hand...
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