Wheel spacers?

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I saw some wheel spacers out there for the 100 series, but I'm not sure what brand to get. I was wondering if someone can suggest a brand that they have used on their 100 series Landcruiser. Which brand is most reliable for wheel spacers? I need a 1" spacer
 
Snake Racing do them too...not sure if they are over in the USA....but anyway, spacers are illegal here without engineers certicates i think.
Someone will correct me i am sure :flipoff2: (my first use of that hehe!!)

i was going to post the URL (web link) of the search results for the spacers...but the home page has a video of girls in t-shirts..... :D
i think you know how to search!
cheers
peter
ps ok a girl...but she's cute
 
H&R now make a 30mm wheel adapter for the Tundra that is hubcentric and has the same bore size as our wheels. It will not work in the front because of the 100's hub size but should work on our semi-floater rear axle.

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spacers

I've run them on mine for years, no vibes, no problems. Conical lugnuts center the spacer, oe shoulders center the wheel. They are a close enough fit to provide a centered smooth riding wheel if you install them properly.
 
is the bolt pattern diff in the front?
hoser said:
H&R now make a 30mm wheel adapter for the Tundra that is hubcentric and has the same bore size as our wheels. It will not work in the front because of the 100's hub size but should work on our semi-floater rear axle.

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LJ_24 said:
So I can run these with no problem?
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re-read the below post.

hoser said:
H&R now make a 30mm wheel adapter for the Tundra that is hubcentric and has the same bore size as our wheels. It will not work in the front because of the 100's hub size but should work on our semi-floater rear axle.

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The ones trunk monkey posted will work.
 
Trunk Monkey said:
The rear axle may be possible, don't know if there's a difference in the Tundra and 100. On the front however, like hoser spelled out, the hub on the Tundra is different than the 100.

Time for a single build thread for you?
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I think I'm gonna go with the SLEE offroad spacers:) If I do the 1.25" spacers plus a rim with 4" backspacing, would that be bad? My friend owns a shop and he said he'd find a way to get fender flares of some kind to cover up the part of the tire that sticks out of the wheel well. Should I have any other concerns?
 
Why would you want to change out the wheels? Looks? More importantly, the OEM Toyota wheels are FORGED alloy, not cast. Good luck finding something equivalent in the aftermarket for any reasonable price. Better to take the money and put real functional mods on the truck, IMHO...
 
dclee said:
Why would you want to change out the wheels? Looks? More importantly, the OEM Toyota wheels are FORGED alloy, not cast. Good luck finding something equivalent in the aftermarket for any reasonable price. Better to take the money and put real functional mods on the truck, IMHO...
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I was planning to get a winch hahah after hearing your opinion I might jus paint my rims black, get spacers, then put the money that I was gna spend on rims into my winch:)
 
LJ_24 said:
I was planning to get a winch hahah after hearing your opinion I might jus paint my rims black, get spacers, then put the money that I was gna spend on rims into my winch:)
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Much better plan! :cheers:
 
Powder coat?
 
Isn't powdercoat hella expensive?hahah
 
which spacer is the best brand for the 100 series?
 
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