Ed Grizzo

I paid closer to 100 for all four 1.5
Bought off e-bay, non name brand. Just looked for same material,hub sentric,same grade hardware. Seems the same except for colored. I just used anti seize on both sides.

CajunJeeper

Wth is anti seize

Battlefrog

That blue sticky stuff they use on brake pads...

steelerjeep

I use spacers on my tires. Don't have the stock tire but I still have the stock rims with aftermarket tires and i haven't had an issue.

RedPirate

mkjeep

Anti seize is usually used on bolts or threads that can succumb to to corrosion or other elements which may make removal a problem. I do believe the other poster was recommending you coat the spacer on both sides to prevent it from sticking to your rim and the hub to make future removal easier. You should use locktight on the studs that you mount the spacer on. The studs on the spacer itself that mounts the rim should be dry, no locktight, no antiseize. At least down here anyway, some northerners who deal with winter road salt use antiseize on their lugnuts to make removal of their winter tires easier.

mkjeep

Incorrect..are you thinking about backing plate glue? Caliper grease? Those are two different animals anyway.

CajunJeeper

Where can I buy that stuff at? And is it necessary

WheelinWv

This is all stock (minus the lift) with 1.5" Spacers

CajunJeeper

I don't know if I'm just retarded but I can't tell the difference. I have the mud terrain tires. Will I be able to tell the difference??