I wouldn't say it handles like it's on rails, I can still get mine up on two wheels with the spacers, but it does make a huge improvement. As long as your wife doesn't deside she wants to start catching big air, the spacers should be just fine. Just be careful when you put the spacers on the front because it will expose the rotors and brake lines more and if you hit a rock or something it could really mess things up.

 

The holes in mine would not line up.

 

Gary...I was wondering I bought mine put the studs on, slid the spacers on, and bolted the tire back up. Never had a problem at all.

Thanks for the info.

 

I put mine on the rear, and have +1"(2" total overall) offset wheels on the front...... I LOVE it! I corners like a dream compared to stock. I did notice a difference with just the offset front wheels, but the fronts wouldn't stay on the ground enough to take advantage of the widened stance. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I put the spacers on the back and WOW its a big difference. Just keep in mind that as others have stated, if you want to start getting any good air you'll want to step up to an aftermarket axle, and some a-arms/shocks. But I will say for just average trail riding and "small" air time you'll be fine with the wheel spacers.