Coil spring spacers.
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I doubt anyone is making their own spacers when you can order a set so cheaply. I purchased a pair of front and a pair of rear teraflex spacers (1/2" all around) and had them delivered for less than $100 for all 4. I think the rears were only like $30 for the pair. For the aggravation and time involved in making them, why bother?
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I wish it were that cheap and simple to get stuff shipped to northern Alberta. Locally the shops want about 200 for a set of front spacers. Yes Front only. That and I have a 5x10 Calypso water jet and some 3/4" plate. So Im gonna take some measurements and cut them later this week. Free is always cheaper than 100 bucks lol.
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That's pretty cool if you have gear to make your own, there is a shape to the seat so that the spacer fits solidly though. Post up your efforts!
But:
$26cd each and easy to put on with basic tools.
http://www.northridge4x4.ca/proddeta...rod=TF-1953075
But:
$26cd each and easy to put on with basic tools.
http://www.northridge4x4.ca/proddeta...rod=TF-1953075
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Haha touche! Good old leaf springed bush trucks! No i am making them out of !" plate and then I will turn them down to 3/4" with a 1/4" centering lip for the isolator. Still playing with ideas, and this dump of snow is really hampering my time (damn shoveling) Ill hopefully have some pics early next week.