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Worked well, of good quality as well. Bought the 1-in. (25mm) for 99 Ranger
Alright, so some advice. I went with these because of them being hub centric, I had done new brakes and rotors already on my truck and they fit perfectly, so even if you have aftermarket rotors they will still work (I had issues with another spacer brand) that being said, my rear spacers were not sitting flush against the drum. Turns out they were heavily painted and I had to sand down the bare metal for them to finally sit properly. So if these are not working make sure you check that there is no paint and/or rust because these are basically zero clearance hubs
Evyn · May 11, 2026
2002 mustang gt spacers
Been through 3 pairs of these and my only issues were self inflicted. (Broke the stud with a bad lug nut) I have 1.5” hubcentric on the rear and now have 1” hubcentric on the front with no complaints and the stance looks way better . Good price point, fast arrival. Will use again
Frank · September 1, 2025
Not 70.5 mm all the way through!
I have a 1984 Mustang svo, the front hubs are 70mm wide and about 35mm in length, I bought the 5x4.5 1" spacers with 70.5mm hub bore, what the ads don't state is that theres a lip that shrinks it down to 65mm preventing the spacer from going all the way on. Other than That they seem sturdy enough, they dont seem like they'll fall apart. Ill go to machine shop and get it fixed but i wouldn't have bought if it had ALL of the measurements in a photo or something
Brandon · January 25, 2025







