Sold: Virginia FactionFab One Inch Wheel Spacers (Two) $100 Shipped

[Grumpaw]

I have 2 FactionFab Wheel Spacers for sale. These are the forged aluminum, one inch spacers, with lug nuts, for the 5G rangers.
I bought 4, and installed them on my Ranger with OE size tires.
When I went to a slightly larger/wider tire, the fronts would contact the liner, so I removed the fronts and that solved the rubbing problem.
Kept the rear's on, so I have 2 for sale.
They are basically new...only on for about 500 miles before I had to remove them.
New on their web site are $150. Asking $85.00 and that includes shipping.
I take PayPal.

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[Grumpaw]

Yup, still have em.

 

[Grumpaw]

Bump...
Still available.

 

[DranC]

Hey Grumpaw, I just dropped my truck off to get a resonator installed to tone my exhaust down some and I asked them to also install my FactionLab 1.5" wheel spacers. The two guys behind the desk both exclaimed "NO, don't do this, 1.5" is HUGE!. They said it would throw off my ride and wear down my wheel bearing faster. I've seen quite a bit of talk here and there that contradicts this viewpoint. What's your take on this? Thank you sir..

 

[Grumpaw]

Hey Grumpaw, I just dropped my truck off to get a resonator installed to tone my exhaust down some and I asked them to also install my FactionLab 1.5" wheel spacers. The two guys behind the desk both exclaimed "NO, don't do this, 1.5" is HUGE!. They said it would throw off my ride and wear down my wheel bearing faster. I've seen quite a bit of talk here and there that contradicts this viewpoint. What's your take on this? Thank you sir..

From what I've read on the forum, small increases don't seem to affect bearings and ride. My one inch spacers were/are not affecting anything on the truck. Only went with spacers to add 2 inches to the stance to give a bit more stabilization when we are towing are travel trailer.
Although I had to remove the front's (see my explanation above), I still have the rears on, and would still have the fronts if they didn't cause rubbing.
Also, when owners install different wheels with larger offsets than factory, it has the same affect as adding spacers.
I do believe that adding excessively wide spacers, maybe 2-3 inches and wider, may put the bearings and spindles at risk as they are now carrying a much heavier loading.
Just my opinion, but I would think that a 1 inch or 1 1/2 inch spacer wouldn't hurt anything.
Why don't you post your concerns on the forum in the tire/wheel or suspension area ???

 

[Grumpaw]

Dropped to $85.00 shipped......

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