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Looking to sell my extra pair of spacers from WhiteLightning. These spacers are messed up but I never got around to find out what exactly is wrong with them. I ended up just replacing them with a set of new MarkMc spacers. You won't be able to run them on the front wheels since they do cause shaking, but you can run them on the rear with no problems. Asking $80 shipped anywhere in the US.
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So this is the pair you know are not usable for driving? If not true, they won't work on front or rear.
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:So this is the pair you know are not usable for driving? If not true, they won't work on front or rear.
I bought 2 from mark and have these left over. I think they might be out of balance. But my tires on the rear look brand new and I've been running these in the rear since I got em.
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Honestly do you think any one will buy these knowing the history? Personally I wouldn't even give them away. Recycle them for the aluminum and move on.
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At least he was up front about it, unlike the guy who sold them to him. I suspect if you had a lathe you could probably get them to run true.
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I don't think that they are that bad off. Like I said, you could run them on the rear with no issues like I have been. And Jr is correct, if I had a late, I'm pretty certain I could put these back into true.
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Just cause you do not feel the issue on the rear, does not make them true. They are still a damaged item.
The honesty is about the issue is appreciated, but I think most would only use one as a spacer on a tire swing or similar knowing the history and questionable(at best) usability.
The honesty is about the issue is appreciated, but I think most would only use one as a spacer on a tire swing or similar knowing the history and questionable(at best) usability.
they've always worked for me.
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Could use them for a parts truck...You want $25 for them?
they've always worked for me.
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