Wheel Spacers - The Good and the Bad?
- Thread starter GRIFF
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I ran 1” wheel spacer for a few years on my 01 on th rears before I changed out my wheels for 10.5”. I loved the look and had no issues at all.
On my 2019 I’m currently running them on all 4 corners with no issues as well.
Make sure you get hub centric and torque them to spec then check them after a few hundred km’s and you should be good to go.
On my 2019 I’m currently running them on all 4 corners with no issues as well.
Make sure you get hub centric and torque them to spec then check them after a few hundred km’s and you should be good to go.
Mineral Grey
Well-known member
As Charlie said.. get the hub centric rings, torque and re-torque.. I've had them on many vehicles in the past and never had any issues..
67 AGAIN
Enthusiast
They creep me out when I follow a Mustang that has them.
You can tell there’s something not the way it came from the factory.
But, my sanity is a small price to pay your happiness.
Seriously, cheque the torque on them.
Must remove wheel to do that. Then re-torque the wheels.
If they come loose, they’ll cause a lot of damage.
You can tell there’s something not the way it came from the factory.
But, my sanity is a small price to pay your happiness.
Seriously, cheque the torque on them.
Must remove wheel to do that. Then re-torque the wheels.
If they come loose, they’ll cause a lot of damage.
05 gt 5spd
On the road again
I have 5/8” spacers, slip on over stud style on my 05 , they are used with replacement longer studs. Only one set of wheel nuts to torque this way.
TrueBlue02058
Post King
Follow me on the Fall Run Marc.They creep me out when I follow a Mustang that has them.
You can tell there’s something not the way it came from the factory.
But, my sanity is a small price to pay your happiness.
Seriously, cheque the torque on them.
Must remove wheel to do that. Then re-torque the wheels.
If they come loose, they’ll cause a lot of damage.
No Spacers
Canadian Crimson
Well-known member
I put a pair on the front of mine this spring, my FAST wheels sit perfect in the back, but they were a little tucked in the front. I picked up a set of 20mm used from Jason at Kustom. They sit better but I wise the wheel had more offset to it. I put them on with a dab of loctight took them for a drive , pulled the front wheels and checked them and then did the same for the front wheels with a re torque. No issues so far…..