Hey all, I have a 99 Tahoe, Old Body Style, and am looking at putting some 1" spacers all the way around. I want the extra width on to artifically lower the center of gravity, but I dont have the money to replace rims and tires. Just wondering if anyone has run into issues with spacers on the front tires. I do have 4x4, dont necessarily think this will be a problem, my big concern is suspension bottoming out and the tire f*@king up the fender. anyone know if the suspension can compress this much?
Wheel Spacers on stock setup?
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992door
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You should not have any problems running spacers all the way around. I highly doubt that you would have to worry about messing up your fenders to much unless you are jumping it and if you are doing that you are going to have more problems than messing up your fenders.
A guy on ebay has the spacer. search lie 2000 tahoe wheel spacers and it will come up. looks to me like he has lathed out enough room for lugs to fit in the spacer. It may not be a tru spacer so to say as a wheel adapter with the same bolt pattern. lie I said look on ebay, they guy has a bunch, hubcentric, billet aluminum. They look like they are well done.
Ok, I see them....I was thinking true spacers, like you might see at Autozone where it's a glorified washer plate.
rockymt21
wing addict
Cut the fenders and make a trophy truck!
ravingmadman
Chief Knuckle Buster
I have a set of rims with a ridiculous offset, which do the same thing, if you'd like to do it right. They are currently sitting in the living room, pissing my wife off. Make an offer? I'll hook you up.... PM me, and I'll get you the details. I don't even remember what diameter they are. They came off my hoe though.
