another wheel spacer thread.

[user1]

After flipping my fronts the other day I have decided to get some rear wheel spacers. I have already used the search feature for advice, but because I do a decent amount of jumping and ride a lot of rocky terrain. I have heard mixed opinions and still have my doubts about the durability of stud spacers. Is their any difference between the spacers in the first two links or should I not risk it and get a pair of durablue disc wheel spacers?
5" ATV WHEEL SPACERS TRACKER BREEZE WARRIOR BLASTER: eBay Motors (item 170294311153 end time Aug-06-10 18:53:12 PDT)
ATV wheel spacers

Amazon.com: 1988-2006 Yamaha Blaster: Durablue Easy-Fit Rear Wheel Spacers 4/100: Automotive

 

[wolf424242]

Seeing the price difference, I would try the stud style spacers first. Unless cost is not an issue, of course.

 

[79 bronco]

I like.....the best

G-Force Rear Aluminum Wheel Spacer 45 mm | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

I had and broke

Dura Blue Graph-Lite Rear Wheel Spacers 2.5" | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC


better price

Dura Blue Graph-Lite EZ Fit Rear Wheel Spacers 2.5" | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

 

[user1]

price isn't really an issue, but I'm just looking to spend my money right the first time.

 

[blasterfreek30]

if ya gonna go right the first time, get the g force axle

 

[79 bronco]

You can also get a set of offset rear wheels to make it wider, and they are a 10" wheel that looks better and has less side wall flex... It will give you about 1" on each side. I love these wheels on my blaster..

Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

 

[PGH PA 2 STROKE]

find a banshee or a raptor axle, cheap and strong

 

[wireman725]

I bought a pair of spacers from Spacer Kings u can name what bolt pattern u have. How wide u want them. And then tell them what bolt patter u want. I got a 4/100 to 4/110. 1.3" wide for like $80. With free shipping. They will custom make whatever to want.