I'm runnin 2 inch wheel adapters all the way around. Anybody else?

Not me - I purchased different wheels that had a smaller amount of backspacing.

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Curent 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 owner - Build Thread for her: Logan's 2003 Mach 1

Former 2003 Ford Ranger owner - Build Thread for her: Project Budget Buster

1.5"

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Too much, look at my build thread

you're gonna get all the "pros" of FRF in here in about 5 min and theyre all gonna tell you youre a moron and that you should not run them. speaking from experience, yes spacers are fine. 2in is a little big for my liking on the front, puts more stress on the bearings than id like, but runable. just make sure to retorque them often as they will loosen up on you. maybe use loctite?

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x2 on this.

Nothing crazy - but just needs a little preventative maintenance & tender loving care every so often.

Just like everyone does on their lugnuts riiiight?! lol

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Curent 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 owner - Build Thread for her: Logan's 2003 Mach 1

Former 2003 Ford Ranger owner - Build Thread for her: Project Budget Buster

I've actually retorqued my spacers twice already

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Too much, look at my build thread

I have thought about it but I don't want to have to retorque them all the time

Just retorque them everything you rotate ur tires

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Too much, look at my build thread

For the price of the set of adaptors, you could probably have bought properly backspaced steel wheels brand new....



However, they have their place/purpose and I'm soon going to be running them in 1.5" width for some new rims 'cause 17" rims in a correct backspace for a jacked up truck AND bolt pattern is very very very few and far between. I've seen the light.

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'01 XLT disguised as a '03 Fx4 Level II.

not yet but they're coming after the 2 inch front leveling kit gets delivered . And then I'm going to run 2 inch spacers all the way around as well .. Do you have pics?

I run two inch spacers on my superduty with no issues about 8k miles so far. Just make sure they are seated and use loctite.

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1995 Rclb 2.3 4x4
06 mirrors 06 tails
SAS leaf spring dana 30
33x1250 duratracs on 15x10 dwindows
5% tint all around. New paint coming this fall

Same. The stock rims I had on my truck had 4.25 (I think) backspacing on them. I upgraded to Pro Comp Series 51 wheels (15x8) with 3.75 backspacing and the smaller backspacing pushed the wheels out farther.

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2000 Ford Ranger XLT
Tuxedo Black Metallic
3.0L Vulcan V6
Extended Cab
Flareside Bed

I have 2" ones for the rear so my mustang wheels aren't so sunken in. They're bigger than i'd like but stang wheels with massive backspacing and fender flares just doesn't look right.

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2008 3.slow auto rwd sport
CAI + Superchips tune