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Hello, I'm new here, but here's a link I found yesterday on some spacers. They are steel. If you are going to pull a load I think the better choice would be steel. I am looking to put some grips on my dually. Here's the link: WheelAdapter.com - Wheel Spacers, Wheel Adapters, Used Wheels, New Rims, Tires, Wheel Gage, Wheel Guage Gauge Wheal Wheals Adaptor wheelspacer wheelspacers stud studs billet bolt pattern custom parts part titanium machining welding fabrication tubing |
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if you dont mind me asking, what lift size and spacer size did you have to run to fit the 315's on a 99 dually?
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