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Raider L
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That's Greek to me. I haven't any idea what you just asked. Off road source probably.
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BORA - https://www.motorsport-tech.com/ The set of 4 ran me right at $300 back in April and took about 2 months to get. They're made to order and you pay by the thickness - 1-1/8" is about $120 for a set of 2 plus shipping.
The other brand I would trust is Fred Goeske, but I've never used them.
I've used the BORA on a couple vehicles and if you follow the instructions you won't have any issues. I've got a 1.5" set on the front and 2" set on the rear of my Square and they set the wheels/tires out perfectly.
@TPISly-C10 - those do't look hub centric. They're missing the lip that the wheel would sit on (unless they're facing down).
The other brand I would trust is Fred Goeske, but I've never used them.
I've used the BORA on a couple vehicles and if you follow the instructions you won't have any issues. I've got a 1.5" set on the front and 2" set on the rear of my Square and they set the wheels/tires out perfectly.
@TPISly-C10 - those do't look hub centric. They're missing the lip that the wheel would sit on (unless they're facing down).
