does anyone know where i can find a set of AL wheel spacer that are 2.5in wide per side that DON"T require the studs to be removed from the hubs


thanks tooo alll and any help

 

Sand Sport have got to be one of the best. They are a little shy of the 2.5" mark, but a very good quality product. No stud removal, they come with new studs they just bolt right up!

 

I think I am about to take the spacers off the front of my raptor because the handling is HORRIBLE, plus if ya do any major jumping, I hear that they will break. I ride down a lot of county roads and it is hard to keep it straight. Now the rear will be a little wider than the front but I dont care, I don't think it will make a difference(if someone has already done this, please let me know if having the rear wider than the front will make a big difference in anything)

 

Try DMI Racing. They have the same type of spacers as Sand Sports for about 2/3 the cost. I have their rears on my raptor and wouldn't trade them for anthing. I have done some pretty wild jumps without a problem. They also have excellent customer service.

~HoundDog

 

Ive got a set of screw on 2.5in (per side so thats 5in wider than stock)extenders that I took off my raptor. I dont need them any more because I went to 10x10in wheels that are offset. I paid $55 plus shipping for them. I can let you have them for less.

 

durablue makes 2.5's that dont need to have the studs removed. i think they are called EZ fit

 

Hey hound dog just checked out DMI how wide are there spacers or do you order them as thick as u want


thanks for alll the replies

 

DMI offers them as wide as you want. I got one inch spacers for the back to add two inches because my Elka's spread out the front. I know he makes the 2 1/2 inch spacers also. My width is now the same as the front 45 1/2 inches. The guy at DMI is out of Arizona I think, and is a super nice guy.

 

exactly what 660r2 said.

~HoundDog

 

I run Sand Sports version. They are a little expensive, but the quality
is amazing. They are like a work of art the way they are designed. Very
sturdy and absolutely no problems. I chose them after reading a review
I saw around here somewhere by an ATV Mag website. Im sure someone
knows the address, I dont have it.

I definitely would chose these over any of the brands that I researched.
But I never heard of the above mentioned type. They could be just as good.
Good luck.