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Iowa | Just google "dually wheel spacers". For the 1-ton duallies, the spacers have a second set of studs that mount the outer wheel onto the spacer. Your original studs hold on the inner rim/tire and the spacer(with 8 smaller nuts that fit inside 8 counterbored holes in the new spacer). On my Chevy, the guy actually wanted me to buy FORD rims, because then he could make a "lip" on the spacer for the rims to be centered. This would have been the best, but I got his spacers and made some bushings for a couple of studs to center my outer rim/wheels onto his spacers. It worked fine for me. If you already have a FORD, the spacers that you might buy probably will have the "centering lip". One website that my Four Wheel Drive magazine have mentioned in the past is called Stockton Wheel. Another site is wheeladapters.com; They show a good photo. | |
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245/75R16 work for pickup duals?
