Are these considered bolt on spacers?
2067714
I believe they are called top out spacers. The fronts do bolt to the tops of your shock mounts, and the rears sit above your springs.
2067715
I would say yes. They bolt on the top of the struts so no need to mess with spring compressors. I did the install on my own and it was a pretty easy fit. Be much easier with two people though.
2067716
I'd call them bolt in spacers. You have to remove the shocks and springs in order to Install them. I improvised the installation in my driveway but I definitely suggest putting it on a lift instead
2067717
The rear spacers just sit on top of the coil spring, under the bump stop/isolator. The front goes on top of the strut. It fits over the strut mount studs, and the kit comes with extenders so the studs will be long enough.
2067718
I'd consider them bolt on because there is no real fabrication involved. The rear were a breeze, but even using a lift, the front were a pain.... nothing terrible. My 04 Limited 4Runner had a pressurized line going to the strut that the instructions didn't mention, so watch out for that.
2067719
Yes, the front one are bolted on, the rear just set on top of the springs and are held in place by the detent on the body and the weight.
1494622
yes, but only very slightly. spacers are available on-line if you need more clearance.
957142
No. The spacer is a separate piece that has its own performance features. I recommend it, but it is not required.
990087
Yes. Two different screws come with each unit. A shorter one for if you don't use the spacer, or, a longer screw for when you do use the spacer.
1776826
yes, you won't see the spacers of the bolts just like a normal bolt on any wheel you wil only see the lugs and rims/hub cover. you will not see the spacer
505182
I have ordered these for my Mower deck and I came with everything I needed. I don't know anything about spacers but it came with all the washers and nuts.
1294609
No these do not bolt on. They are covers that pop on and they look awesome. You won't be disappointed.
710452
Yes. That is what I installed them on, but I had to go to Home Depot to get the right bolts to install them.
257307
Yes you need a spacer, because your 7-speed cassette is narrower than the freehub on these wheels.
138372
Star nut yes. Spacers no, not that fit what I needed anyway. Amazon has spacers pretty cheap though.
1306572
Hello, No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75. Thanks, -Jon
1650261
I put them on a pull trailer behind my quad. I didn't need spacers. They fit perfect and used a c clamp (came with the tire) to snug up to the axel. Very easy for me to put on. They are Great! No more flats! I found similar items at Tractor supply but not the right size. You could check there.
844641
Yes this is a bolt on kit. You will have to get the front end aligned after the kit is installed. Just be sure of year and model.
1899360
Not positive, but I think not. I believe these are for carbon arrows. There is a difference between the carbon and aluminum bolts.
399039
Not sure. I went to custom tire store for more info. Order ford to ford. But if u after market rims. Your spacer ford to your after market patern. Anyway spacerd are very nice. Makes stand out when parked other new trucks. Also i have installed 2 inch levling kit in the front. Looks bad ass. Good luck
758266
I am not quite sure. I do know they are an exact match to the bolts from the tires of my 1992 jayco camper. It is all covered up for une season so I can't get to the compartment to check it out.
2041380
They don't bolt on, the "bolts" are painted plastic and are part of these hub caps. They snap in like any other hub caps with a tensioning ring.