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Originally posted by MarineHawk:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by usmctopgun:
You could always invest in some aluminum spacers to correct the problem, rather than buy new rims.
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Are there any disadvantages to doing this? I'm just guessing, but it seems that it would not be as strong of a moutn as just having a rim with less backspacing. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have heard both sides of the story here (some like them, and some say stay far, far away from them). I have used them before, and never had a moments problem. I know a lot of the "Jeep" (dare I say thet word here) guys run them, and see no real issues w/ them. As long as you get the aluminum ones, and follow the intructions on torqueing them, you should not have any issues w/ them. Not as good as having rims w/ the correct backspacing, but a much cheaper alternative to buying 4-5 new rims. The last ones i purchases were from a guy on ebay called "sscramblin" I think, and they were about $160 for 4 w/ lugs. Anyways, good luck brother.