Wheel Spacers ?

[8ball_99]

Similar to TexAgg2002, I just added the 1.5” Dynofit aluminum spacers. I did not like the tucked in stock look, wanted to do 1.25", but couldn't find that in a brand I felt comfortable with. Glad I went with the 1.5", definitely gives the look it should have from the factory in my opinion. I went with the spacer option as a stop gap, didn't want to spend 3-4K on new wheels and tires. Spent $120 on the spacers and $35 to install. Figured I would wear the stock tires out and then determine if I want to spend the money on new rims and tires. Honestly, I am liking the look, and at this point don't think I will change anything.

I did notice there is a slight change to the drive, on the highway feels about the same, maybe a little vibration thru the steering wheel, on the rougher roads little bit more vibration. Nothing significant though, I did notice rubbing when I was backing up, so I will need to investigate more. Tad more road noise believe it on not with the tires pushed out a bit, again nothing significant.

Bora makes them in 1.25". American made ect. That's what I had on mine. I actually still have them sitting on a shelf in the garage, lol.

 

[JAB]

Thought I'd share a couple of pics with the new spacers. Like the stance better.

 

[Joe_Triv]

Bora makes them in 1.25". American made ect. That's what I had on mine. I actually still have them sitting on a shelf in the garage, lol.

Want to sell them? Just totaled my 2022 ZR2, and have a new one on the way...

 

[8ball_99]

Want to sell them? Just totaled my 2022 ZR2, and have a new one on the way...

Yikes that sucks man, sorry about your truck. Sure I'd sell them. They are still sitting in the garage lol. I've got a few things off my 1500 I need to list.

 

[JDK4174]

Just wanted to share my input on the subject. I went with 1" spacers from Borne Off-Road. Item # S142280. $146 per set of 2 from American Trucks ($292 total), but I'm sure you can find them from other vendors. They seem like high quality parts. I had to cut the bolts, but it was actually easier than I thought. The tires look perfect now. Photos attached.