Borne Off-Road Wheel Spacers

[rtaylor]

How much poke are you seeing with this setup?

For 0.75" spacers, the widest part of the 37" rubber sticks out about 1/2" on rear and 1/4" in front for sasquatch flares.

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[JTr717]

@Mishimoto


I am ready to pull the trigger on these now but have questions.

Stock big bend wheels (w/35x12.5) will both the 1" and 1.20" black spacers fit without triming studs?

Are both in stock?

Advice on how far out this would poke on non-sas with 35x12.5 stock big bend rims?

Thanks

 

[Mishimoto]

@Mishimoto


I am ready to pull the trigger on these now but have questions.

Stock big bend wheels (w/35x12.5) will both the 1" and 1.20" black spacers fit without triming studs?

Are both in stock?

Advice on how far out this would poke on non-sas with 35x12.5 stock big bend rims?

Thanks

Yep, both sizes would fit your wheels no problem without any trimming needed! I also just checked and we are currently out of stock on those sizes, BUT our restock is due this week so they'll be back in stock very soon

As for the amount of poke you'd see, it's tough to give anything exact since we haven't fit our spacers on a setup of that size, but, just from some comparing and research, it would likely be similar or a little more poke than the 2" spacer on our Bad Lands (33x11.2) that's on the first post

-Nick

 

[JTr717]

@Mishimoto

Thanks for the fast reply, do you have the 1.40" black spacers in stock?

 

[Mishimoto]

@Mishimoto

Thanks for the fast reply, do you have the 1.40" black spacers in stock?

Right now we only have the 2" black in stock. We'll have all sizes back in stock very soon!

-Nick

 

[FairPlayInc]

@Mishimoto , so to clarify, which of your spacers require NO trimming of studs for stock SAS equipped Broncos?

 

[Mishimoto]

@Mishimoto , so to clarify, which of your spacers require NO trimming of studs for stock SAS equipped Broncos?

Hi @FairPlayInc one of the primary "no trimming" factors is if there is a 'pocket' backside of your wheels. That 'pocket' helps accept the stock studs protruding past the wheel spacer face. So if your wheels have that 'pocket,' you should be good with our thinnest 1.00" spacer.

Hope this helps!

- John P

 

[JimmyD]

Hi Nick, Do you sell just one spacer for the rear spare tire carrier ? Bought new set of wheels that have a -12 offset. Thanks

 

[mattymik]

Hi Nick, Do you sell just one spacer for the rear spare tire carrier ? Bought new set of wheels that have a -12 offset. Thanks

I’m confused by this. But I may be wrong in my confusion:

Can you explain why you need a spacer for the spare? especially one with negative offset?

 

[JimmyD]

I’m confused by this. But I may be wrong in my confusion:

Can you explain why you need a spacer for the spare? especially one with negative offset?

My bad... The wheel will fit just fine. I was the one confused

 

[mattymik]

My bad... The wheel will fit just fine. I was the one confused

My bad... The wheel will fit just fine. I was the one confused

I’ve never before had a car where I worried about wheel offset. So I wasn’t sure myself, but have some low-offset wheels on order, so I wanted to make sure I didn’t have this wrong

 

[Mishimoto]

My bad... The wheel will fit just fine. I was the one confused

Hey @JimmyD - glad it fit!

- John P

 

[CtSASBronco]

Any idea of when to expect ship time for 1.5" spacers?

 

[FairPlayInc]

@Mishimoto , 1” ordered! I got an email about back order though. Said 8-10 weeks. Is that still accurate?

 

[Mishimoto]

Any idea of when to expect ship time for 1.5" spacers?

Hey @CtSASBronco - Roughly sub-two weeks out from ship. An important thing to remember is that ordering puts you in line... so the earlier you get an order in, the earlier you will ship compared to if you waited.

@Mishimoto , 1” ordered! I got an email about back order though. Said 8-10 weeks. Is that still accurate?

Hey @FairPlayInc - thanks for the order! From what I see in our systems, we are way less than 8-10 weeks to ship current orders. I'd slate this as closer to a sub-two week time frame.

- John P

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