http://www.spidertrax.com/1987-06-Wr...&category=9999


Like the title asks. Is this the proper lug pattern?
Before everyone chimes in that they are gonna destroy my front, they are only going on the back to make my front and rear match.

 

Yes sir correct pattern!

 

I don't think they'd be hubcentric in your application though... I think the center will be bigger than the Ranger centers. I tried to put my Alcoas on the XJ and they were too small in the center!

 

I wouldn't need to worry about that though since they are going on the rear. Right?

 

It doesn't matter front or rear - hubcentric is better. You'll be fine though as long as you're careful when installing to make sure everything is seated correctly when you install it.

Just realized though... those may not work where your wheels fit against the spacer if the center of the Ranger rim is smaller. I'll do some looking as well to see if I can find anyone using them!

 

Keep in mind that I have those stock rims.

 

That's why I'm not sure that they'll work... everyone that I know of that has used them have aftermarket wheels.

 

Ok, two options.
1. Buy them, have that lip machined off and coat them for oxidation
2. Anyone have any ideas about NON hubcentric spacers? Preferably 1"-1 1/2".

 

i have 1 inch spacers but i bought mine from a local performance shop. cost like 50 bucks. i have no idea what brand but theyre not hub centric

 

Do you have a web site or number? Summit just has centric ones and they are pretty expensive. I don't wanna pay $200 for them.

 

idk but i can go up to the shop my next day off and try to figure out what i can about them

 

i also ran a 3/8s spacer behind the adapter cuz the stock studs are to long and i couldnt get my wheel on. the spacers ran like 8 bucks a piece

 

Thanks for the update. That seems like alot of maintenance. I understand you need to check the lugs alot with spacers but adding 3/8" washers seems like a lot of extra parts.

 

i ran these on my jeep for a couple years with no problems never had nuts back off just loctite them on. i would never run an extra spacer just cut the lugs shorter if you have to. http://www.tdperformance.com/Billet-...-Wheel-Spacers

 

I don't have a jeep. I knew a ranger owner had the ones I posted but he had aftermarket rims. Mine are stock so I dunno if they'll fit.

 

i have these on the rear of my truck. had them on stock 5 spoke wheels

 

you could cut studs but thats not recomended

 

what is on the rear of your truck? the ones that 94powerranger posted or another one?

 

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ok, is there supposed to be a picture or were you referencing another member? its hard to tell when you are being vauge.