Blacktop17
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Can someone tell me why steeda wheel spacers are so cheap compared to others? Like 50% cheaper. Are they less safe than other spacers of the same bolt on type?
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They're not going to sell something cheap and unreliable to ruin their reputation of well manufactured and tested parts. The others are just overpriced for what they are, same as a lot of the other x and h pipe options were until Steeda released their new ones last year around the $120 mark then everyone started lowering the prices.
Asking opinions on spacers overall here will get you a lot of different answers, but if your car is just a daily driver with no track action, they shouldn't be an issue.
Asking opinions on spacers overall here will get you a lot of different answers, but if your car is just a daily driver with no track action, they shouldn't be an issue.
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I put the Steeda spacers on my 19 PP1 GT. 20mm Front and 25MM Rear. The only issue or more like PIA was I had to grind 2mm from the front studs allowing the 20MM spacers to sit flush. I ran spacers on my old 72 Charger with a worked 340-lot of hard street light runs and never an issue
My DD is a 2017 Toyota 4runner TRD and I run it off the road with 1.25 spacers on all four sides. No issues.
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