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Wheel Spacers??

@19Jake are you selling these direct? I don't see that price on the coyote website... Are you sure you're not confusing the price for 4 vs 2? If I'm wrong help me out with a link bossman.
 
The Coyote site is a bit confusing, but I believe that they sell them in pairs. A quick call before you order could confirm.
 
Found a set of 4 with all the specs on eBay for $133
 
Anyone have a picture of the pockets...if they exist...on the back of the Limited 22" wheels?

I'd like to push things out 1-1.25".
 
Something I’ve been looking into recently and reading thru what seems to be the 2 largest threads about wheel spacers. A lot of debate on what works, the hub size etc. everyone knows bora is quality and has been around probably the longest with the best reputation, but definitely at a higher price point. Now coyote seems nice as well but at a much better price. Funny thing about coyote though, if you input our truck “2019 ram 1500” they populate spacers with a 78.1 hub bore. Now yes you can search up “6x5.5, 14x1.5 and 77.8 hub bore”. From what I’ve read thus far there is a lot of information going in different directions. That’s all.
 
Z mann R2 said:
Nah.....why would the fly off though? They’re machined 6061 T6 aluminum.....and the lugs rest inside of them......$290 for wheel spacers is a RIP-OFF

I purchased:

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(4) Hubcentric 2" Wheel Spacers 6 Lug 77.8mm Hub Trucks SUV 6x5.5 FOR Chevy GMC | eBay

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From what I've seen on here some of the cheaper options the lugs spin just trying to torque them. I'm sure you can get a good set of cheaper spacers that'll do the same job as the BORA spacers though.

Now that I know the limited wheels have pockets on the back of them I am more leaning towards a 1.5"/1.25" all around.

I'm not certain there is a tried and true budget kit available in those sizes.

If someone could point me in the right direction I'd do my research and think about it...although anyone who had a wheel fly off may not be able to type any longer or access the forums...only joking.
 
So, did you use the 1.25" or 1.5" spacers? on your 22" inch wheels? I have the 22's as the premium option on my Laramie (original owner's choice). I keep hearing it both ways, that there is a 'pocket' like on the 20's and no need to trim lugs or that there isnt and you HAVE to go with 2" spacers or trim lugs. I'm trying to get 285/55r22's in there to replace the stock 285/45's and there just seems to be a ton of room. I dont think the original owner did any mod and it does NOT have the air suspension... I may just try the 55's with no lift or spacer and see what happens. They are trhe same width and only 2.2" taller, but that just means 1.1" on the radius that would actually affect the fit and like I said, there seems to be a ton of room in there....
 
Barty88 said:
So, did you use the 1.25" or 1.5" spacers? on your 22" inch wheels? I have the 22's as the premium option on my Laramie (original owner's choice). I keep hearing it both ways, that there is a 'pocket' like on the 20's and no need to trim lugs or that there isnt and you HAVE to go with 2" spacers or trim lugs. I'm trying to get 285/55r22's in there to replace the stock 285/45's and there just seems to be a ton of room. I dont think the original owner did any mod and it does NOT have the air suspension... I may just try the 55's with no lift or spacer and see what happens. They are trhe same width and only 2.2" taller, but that just means 1.1" on the radius that would actually affect the fit and like I said, there seems to be a ton of room in there....
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I think you should be able to fit the 285/55r22 tires in there without a lift. I have a slight rub in reverse at full lock on my truck in entry/exit mode (lowest air suspension mode) with the same tires and a 2.5" level. One thing I am unsure of is whether adding the spacers would cause rubbing...I have thought about spacers for my truck, but have shied away due to not wanting to spend the money right now.
 
Barty88 said:
So, did you use the 1.25" or 1.5" spacers? on your 22" inch wheels? I have the 22's as the premium option on my Laramie (original owner's choice). I keep hearing it both ways, that there is a 'pocket' like on the 20's and no need to trim lugs or that there isnt and you HAVE to go with 2" spacers or trim lugs. I'm trying to get 285/55r22's in there to replace the stock 285/45's and there just seems to be a ton of room. I dont think the original owner did any mod and it does NOT have the air suspension... I may just try the 55's with no lift or spacer and see what happens. They are trhe same width and only 2.2" taller, but that just means 1.1" on the radius that would actually affect the fit and like I said, there seems to be a ton of room in there....
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I'm in the same boat. There does seem to be a ton of room in the wheel well and with the UCA. I've seen other members run 285/55's on the 22's without rub and even saw 295/55 too but can't for the life of me find the post. All without level/lift/air. Just stock. I'm just cautious about it as even with the stock set up (285/45) I have slight rubbing on full lock (which I find odd). I have a pending purchase with another member on here for four 2" BORA spacers and a 2" Motofab level kit and shouldn't have any problems running even 35's after that, but to answer your concerns, the 285/55 with 22's should be ok from the research I've done here.
 
MarvsAMartian said:
I'm in the same boat. There does seem to be a ton of room in the wheel well and with the UCA. I've seen other members run 285/55's on the 22's without rub and even saw 295/55 too but can't for the life of me find the post. All without level/lift/air. Just stock. I'm just cautious about it as even with the stock set up (285/45) I have slight rubbing on full lock (which I find odd). I have a pending purchase with another member on here for four 2" BORA spacers and a 2" Motofab level kit and shouldn't have any problems running even 35's after that, but to answer your concerns, the 285/55 with 22's should be ok from the research I've done here.
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Actually did find a mod. There are pre load spacers there under a black rubber 'cushion' type thing. They look like they are aluminum, maybe RC or Ready lift 2" spacers? I found an amazing deal on brand new 285/55 22 Nitto Trail Grapplers... more aggressive than I want but cant pass up the price. I read they are not as loud as you would think and drive well on the highway for an MT... I hope so....
 
Barty88 said:
Actually did find a mod. There are pre load spacers there under a black rubber 'cushion' type thing. They look like they are aluminum, maybe RC or Ready lift 2" spacers? I found an amazing deal on brand new 285/55 22 Nitto Trail Grapplers... more aggressive than I want but cant pass up the price. I read they are not as loud as you would think and drive well on the highway for an MT... I hope so....
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They aren't too loud initially, but as they wear they do get louder...this is the case with any MT though. Had these on my Tundra a while back...great tire though. Not too loud either. A little music can fix it.
 
Gentlemen, I have a set of bora 1in spacer that I bought for the oem wheel and now wont use because I decided to buy new wheels. I paid $245 shipped. Looking to get $210 shipped in the US.
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They work with the Rebel wheels. Not sure about the other model. You might need to trim the lugnuts to avoid interference. Still available
 
I did 147mph and a bunch of times over 120 mph with my 84 Z28 with 2.25" Ebay spacers in the front and 1.25 in the rear and not a problem, but you have to be careful how you torque them.
 
That's a really good look for stock wheels/tires. Thanks for sharing pictures.
 
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