dhows31
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What size wheel spacers would I have to run to fit my stock 20s with the zone 4in lift. Any help is appreciated.
4in zone lift with stock 20s
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I believe 1/4" is what people are using. I'd like to lift mine but I have the 3.21 gears.
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All depends on what size tires you want to run. If they're narrow, you won't need spacers at all. If they're wider than 295 then you'll trigger the need for spacers. What size are you looking to run?
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dhows31
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I guess I should've included that info. But I'm running 35x12.50R20
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Yes you will need spacers to run 35x12.5's on the stock wheels. I recommend 10mm hub centric spacers from Motorsport Tech.
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dhows31
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Is that enough? I've heard up to 1 1/2 in
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10mm is enough to clear the suspension. Anything larger than that guys are doing just for looks. 1.5" will make your stock wheels equivalent to a 20x9 -19 offset which will simply give you a wider stance.
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They'll make pretty much any size you want, give them a call. Also, IIRC, the 1.5" is what will completely cover you stock wheel studs so you won't have to trim or replace them. Sometimes there is a clearance issue if the studs are sticking out too far for some wheels.
