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#614850 01/30/2010 12:03 AM
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I just bought four 8 lug 16 inch rims for my 48 3/4 ton chev. The rims are off early 80s chev truck. The front rims just barely hit the tie rod. I have a guy that will plasma cut me a spacer from 3/16 or 1/4 inch metal that i can put right over the studs, basically a ring with holes in it.he will do the job for $50. Does anybody have any thoughts on this. Is there something else I should do? Thanks, FREEZING UP HERE IN MINNESOTA

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You can buy them from FLAPS for less than $50.


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Cletis #614870 01/30/2010 12:43 AM
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What is flaps?

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Cletis #614879 01/30/2010 12:50 AM
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Thanks alot, Can you tell i am a newbie?

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Not until you ask what AD stands for, every newbie has to ask that.
Try a Google search and you can choose from hundreds of suppliers. All you have to be careful of is that you still have full engagement of the nuts with the spacer in place. If not then you will need to replace the studs with longer ones.
Here is one to start you off; http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Spacers_s/27.htm
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Thank you, I orderd them and they should be here wednesday.

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Try a wheel shop . I was going to have them made also and happened to be at a shop that sold custom wheels. He had some in different thickness . They were about $ 8.00 each. Been on for 5 years now clears 16x8 rims with P255/70r16 on them.


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