I own a 2003 1500 that I'm going to put 35x12.50R20 on and I want to give it a more aggressive look by using a 1.5" hub centric wheel spacer since I don't have the money to drop on offset wheels right now. The problem I'm running into is I'm not able to find any 1.5" hub centric spacers to fit the 5x5.5 lug pattern. Has anybody else run into this problem and if so what did you end up using to solve it? Or are there actual spacers made for what I'm looking for? Thanks ahead of time.
Finding Wheel Spacers
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xb1230
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I have not found hub centric adapters or spacer specific to the RAM.
There are plenty that are not centrick and work quite fine though.
However, here is an option for you:
Buy a Blank and get it machined to your specifications by a local machine shop:
Blank Wheel Adapters for custom application
Hope this helps.
There are plenty that are not centrick and work quite fine though.
However, here is an option for you:
Buy a Blank and get it machined to your specifications by a local machine shop:
Blank Wheel Adapters for custom application
Hope this helps.
brandonjansen
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Motorsport Tech makes them. Their BORA spacers are the only ones you should consider running.
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Whatever you do get hubcentric ones! https://www.motorsport-tech.com/4DCGI/switchtruckmodel try here
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Yes what Brandon said. BORA is the best out there! You pay a bit more but at least you'll feel confident in the product holding your wheels on! I have BORA 1.5" adaptors and I even tow all the time with them. Hell I'm even hooking up to a trailer with a 950 lb tongue today and I'm confident in them!
