Looking for pics of between 1.5 and 1.75 inch wheel spacers

[Jeeperjamie]

So I at first liked the look of the JT with wheels tucked but that has wore off fast. I'm wanting to keep my current stock wheels because I love the wheels. Just want to add a little bit beefier look to the jeep. Was looking at my old JKU and now I'm craving that look again. Post your lift, spacer size, wheel size and tire size as well if you got it. Thanks.

Just for memory purpose, this photo was the one that got me. Thanks!

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[SgtMajTomahawk]

1.5in

 

[Jeeperjamie]

1.5in

How much lift and what kind of back spacing on those wheels just curious

 

[Renegade]

How much lift and what kind of back spacing on those wheels just curious

Those are JK wheels.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

I'm not interested in the wheels I'm just interested in knowing what the backspacing is. But they look like the Willys wheeler wheels so if they are then they are exactly the same as my stock ones on the JT

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Anyone got some 35's on stock wheels with 1.75" wheel spacers. I like the look of @SgtMajTomahawk rig with the 1.5" ones. I think I want a little more width though. I found some hub centric spacers at CJ Pony for $59 a pair. Anyone got any experience with them

https://www.cjponyparts.com/wheel-s...rangler-jl-2018-2020-gladiator-2020/p/WHSP44/

 

[Renegade]

Anyone got some 35's on stock wheels with 1.75" wheel spacers. I like the look of @SgtMajTomahawk rig with the 1.5" ones. I think I want a little more width though. I found some hub centric spacers at CJ Pony for $59 a pair. Anyone got any experience with them

https://www.cjponyparts.com/wheel-s...rangler-jl-2018-2020-gladiator-2020/p/WHSP44/

Those are from Rugged Ridge. While not known necessarily for making wheel spacers, they are at least a somewhat reputable brand. You can pretty much bet that they are designed in the USA, but made in China, like most of their parts/accessories. Spidertrax and Synergy are probably the most recognized and trusted names for wheel spacers. There are others which are also high quality, but some which are not. You don't want to risk safety with a low-quality wheel spacer.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Those are from Rugged Ridge. While not known necessarily for making wheel spacers, they are at least a somewhat reputable brand. You can pretty much bet that they are designed in the USA, but made in China, like most of their parts/accessories. Spidertrax and Synergy are probably the most recognized and trusted names for wheel spacers. There are others which are also high quality, but some which are not. You don't want to risk safety with a low-quality wheel spacer.

I ran some rugged Ridge brand stuff on my JKU and had zero issues out of them. Also ran Rough Country 1.5" Wheel spacers on the JKU without any issues. I would think Rugged Ridge Wheel Spacers would be equal in quality if not better than Rough Country.

Plus I got some credit with CJ Pony in my account from all the Mustang Parts I ordered from them so I would be in it for a lot less than $120

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Ended up buying the CJ Pony 1.75" wheel spacers, they are scheduled for delivery tomorrow. Gonna be a nice day so I should be able to get them installed. Now I got to go buy a torque wrench, Harbor Freight here I come, love that place

 

[teleportJeep]

Please post before and after pics

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Please post before and after pics

Sorry forgot to post up the end results. Here they are. Mine has ReadyLift 2.5" SST lift with 315 70 17 A/T Tires. Before the 1.75" wheel spacers and after

Before

After

 

[teleportJeep]

Thanks -

Did you did a lift/leveling kit?

 

[Roguesalt]

Are those the Stock steel rims?

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Thanks -

Did you did a lift/leveling kit?

I did a 2.5" SST ReadyLift. Gave me 2.5" in front and 2" in the rear.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Are those the Stock steel rims?

Yes sir, stock steel wheels. One of the things I liked immediately about the JT. I'm a fan of black wheels.

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