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Wheel spacers/adapters for Wranglers. 120-130

posted by  pearl on  Sat Apr 9 10:49 CST 2005
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Recently I purchased some 15x7 Jeep Wrangler rims for my '68 122 sedan. It’s obvious I’ll need some spacers for both front and rear. Although the bolt pattern is identical it’s obvious I’ll need about 1” more space in the front and about ½” more space in the rear to cover the dust cap and the casting bolt on rears.
None of the auto parts stores around here have them and even the folks at a “speed shop” gave me a “huh?” when I explained what I’m looking for, although the did pull out a seemingly obscure catalogue.
So it’s my intention to buy them on line and am soliciting tips on how to do that. I know the bolt pattern is 5x4.5. I’m concerned about a spacer fitting over the dust cap.
Has anyone ordered these before? Can you tell me exactly what to ask for?
I did find the following site, and the prices seem OK:

http://www.ezaccessory.com/.sc/ms/cat/1113067940433031/9/nc/Wheel%20Adapters--5%20Lug%20%28No%20Pattern%20Conversion%29

Thanks.





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