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Wheel Spacers on Stock Truck

byebyebowtie

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Anyone with a laramie sport running wheel spacers on stock suspension wheels and tires? I feel like it just doesn't have the fitment that rams are so good about.
 

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I am running the BORA 1.75" spacers. I'll take them off when I find the right wheels next spring.
 

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that looks way better thanks. did you have to do any trimming of the lugs or anything?
 

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byebyebowtie,

Here is a great thread with many many pics of variables of wheel spacers---


depending on which wheel spacers you get in regards to trimming of things. Thread is bit long but very informative regarding the wheel spacers. My truck is in there too!!! But since ya requested, I can't deny you a pic of it...lmao!!!

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Sorry for what is probably a stupid question but is there any benefit to the spacers other than maybe a preferred look?
 

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Sorry for what is probably a stupid question but is there any benefit to the spacers other than maybe a preferred look?

If you put 1.5 inch spacers on, you end up adding 3 inchs of width to the wheelbase, which theortically would make it more stable around corners (kind of like how training wheels stablize a kids bike; the farther "out" you can put the training wheels, the more stable it gets). In practice, I have no idea how much effect 3 inches actually has.

Most people probably do it just for looks.
 

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If you put 1.5 inch spacers on, you end up adding 3 inchs of width to the wheelbase, which theortically would make it more stable around corners (kind of like how training wheels stablize a kids bike; the farther "out" you can put the training wheels, the more stable it gets). In practice, I have no idea how much effect 3 inches actually has.

Most people probably do it just for looks.
YEsssssssss the extra inches in width along with the Hellwig rear sway bar = great!!!!!
 

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Are our trucks proportionate front to rear with spacer sizes? Or do we need different sizes to make it look even?
 

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Are our trucks proportionate front to rear with spacer sizes? Or do we need different sizes to make it look even?

From what I’ve read on here it looks like the rear is .25” to .5” narrower in the back. I went with .25” bigger boras in the back. They are getting made now and will be able to update once installed.

Went with 1.25” and 1.5” for a more flush look.


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From what I’ve read on here it looks like the rear is .25” to .5” narrower in the back. I went with .25” bigger boras in the back. They are getting made now and will be able to update once installed.

Went with 1.25” and 1.5” for a more flush look.


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Where is the update pics?
:p
 

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