2019 1794 on 37's

So I went with Kings F/R and Chaos UCA, Coachbuilder +3 rear shackles.
Found out today that the +25 Methods were actually -25 fully sucked. They hit the front calipers, came within about .250 of actuall seating the wheel on the flange so I ordered some Spidertrack 1.25 wheel spacers that should be here Saturday.

 

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I think that bolt in your uniball is installed upside down?

 

Uh, yup

 

Yes and the spacer is on the top too...

 

No it just has the washer on it that should be on the bottom

 

Love the Methods!!! Offset is exactly why I settled on Icons.

Your setup is gonna look great!!!

 

Thanks
It pisses me off because I didn't want spacers, if I was going to run spacers I'd have just bought some Walker Evans or Race Lines and been done.

 

Yup, and I want to move up to 37s and i know guys who did fine with spacers but I just wanted to avoid it if I could. There are Methods with a good positive offset, none that appealed to me at the time.

 

Yes you are correct now that i zoom in

 

I loved the look of this wheel and when it came time to order the add for these said +25. They have since changed it to just 25 but its actually -25
Oh well, I'll give them a go.

 

Just use a good spacer and see how it goes. Like I said I know a few who use em successfully.

 

So here it is on 37X13.50X20 Pantagonia MT's. I had to use 1.25 Spider Tracks wheel spacers. I still need to put the rear shackle's in (Coach builders +3)
Kings and Chaos UCA's, rides great. The only place it rubs is the lower lip of the front fenders, see arrow. I did kerf the pinch weld and bend it over anyway. Clears the front and the skid plate but I trimmed the skid plate anyway.

The rear, I removed the fender supports and will move their upper mounting locations because they would have hit the tires without much effort.

 

Just by doing a lot of reading. I didn't want any alignment issues and these kept getting mentioned by people who had done it before me BUT...…… I honestly can't see any of the major brands selling something that wasn't quite right so I imagine they would all work.

 

Hey
Coachbuilder makes front bumper spacers too. It will give you an extra 1/2" FYI

 

Thank you, I have a new bumper @ powdercoat to take its place.