Wheel spacers
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I ordered Mark Mc wheel spacers for 6x5 but was unaware that there were no returns. And being 16 years old i can't afford 32's and the gas. Asking $215 but open to offers...
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Dru843 - Cruiser
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We're you located?
2008 TB Radflo coil overs, Z71 rear springs, 2" spacer, skyjacker N8030 shocks, LT285/75R16E Goodyear MTR
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Myrtle Beach, SC. I can ship
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Dru843 - Cruiser
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I can't afford to lose 70 bucks.
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Dru843 - Cruiser
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I'll buy them for 180
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I'll pm you. They haven't come in yet.
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Dru843 - Cruiser
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I'm interested as well for $180
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Really people? Clearly these are brand new as he hasn't even gotten them in yet. Quit low balling. If he paid $215, I'd say help a brother out because you'll pay that from mark anyway. This isn't ebay or craigslist where it's an anonymous bid, we all know and help each other.
just my opinion though.
just my opinion though.
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Drew, just FYI, you can use the spacers without 32" tires... it can be a "slow build"...
Just figured I'd throw out an alternative.
Just figured I'd throw out an alternative.
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:Really people? Clearly these are brand new as he hasn't even gotten them in yet. Quit low balling. If he paid $215, I'd say help a brother out because you'll pay that from mark anyway. This isn't ebay or craigslist where it's an anonymous bid, we all know and help each other.
just my opinion though.
I was disappointed to see the posts from the "vultures". To the OP, I'd say keep the spacers and rock them, or don't take anything less than $200 w or w/o shipping. Your call.
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Conner299 wrote:DirtyBacon04 wrote:Really people? Clearly these are brand new as he hasn't even gotten them in yet. Quit low balling. If he paid $215, I'd say help a brother out because you'll pay that from mark anyway. This isn't ebay or craigslist where it's an anonymous bid, we all know and help each other.
just my opinion though.
I was disappointed to see the posts from the "vultures". To the OP, I'd say keep the spacers and rock them, or don't take anything less than $200 w or w/o shipping. Your call.
If you buy them for full price or close full price he won't learn anything from this experience. Such as planning and budgeting.
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And researching the market, since Mark isn't the cheapest vendor out there, although there *are* cheaper vendors like EZAccessory who make criminally low-quality crap that everybody has been warned about.NC_IslandRunner wrote:If you buy them for full price or close full price he won't learn anything from this experience. Such as planning and budgeting.
At some point down the road, losing $70 might be a lesser problem than hanging into to them for a year and then finding Mark drop his price and flood the market.
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Thanks guys. I just went with 265 Toyo open country at 2's because I travel 5 hours every weekend for Clemson football games and they are all I could afford. Also my tire shop won't do anything with wheel spacers and my parents want me to get rid of em
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Dru843 - Cruiser
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Dru843 wrote:Thanks guys. I just went with 265 Toyo open country at 2's because I travel 5 hours every weekend for Clemson football games and they are all I could afford. Also my tire shop won't do anything with wheel spacers and my parents want me to get rid of em
So find a new shop.. and/or grab some wrenchs and get to working.
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Dru843 wrote:Thanks guys. I just went with 265 Toyo open country at 2's because I travel 5 hours every weekend for Clemson football games and they are all I could afford. Also my tire shop won't do anything with wheel spacers and my parents want me to get rid of em
Uh oh... I smell the new Caleb...
Calling Caleb... whip this guy into shape!!
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:
Uh oh... I smell the new Caleb...
Calling Caleb... whip this guy into shape!!
As told by the other half: Build Thread
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:Dru843 wrote:Thanks guys. I just went with 265 Toyo open country at 2's because I travel 5 hours every weekend for Clemson football games and they are all I could afford. Also my tire shop won't do anything with wheel spacers and my parents want me to get rid of em
Uh oh... I smell the new Caleb...
Calling Caleb... whip this guy into shape!!
At least he bought his own tires. Can't say that much for half the kids you see these days.
OP, let me know what you're gonna do with them so I know if I need to order a set from elsewhere or not.
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Caleb was in every way in this situation. You two should talk, he may be able to give you more info as to what all he went through.
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