Fabtech spindles

[jbstephenson]

Does anyone know how much the spindles on a 6" fabtech push the front wheels out? I need to order spacers for my rear wheels but I don't know exactly how much more width I need

 

[hondarider552]

I want to say 2" per side but could be wrong.

 

[jbstephenson]

thats what I was thinking too, guess i'll have to go measure it in the morning

 

[LBZ]

It isn't more than 2". I don't even notice it with my fender flares.

 

[clrussell]

Easy way to measure is the spacers in the cv axles.. But yea a 2" spacer is usually about perfect

 

[yellowfindmax]

It depends on if you have the narrow fabtech lift or the old style wide track lift. I have the old style wide track lift and my rear spacers are 2", which is perfect.

 

[jbstephenson]

It depends on if you have the narrow fabtech lift or the old style wide track lift. I have the old style wide track lift and my rear spacers are 2", which is perfect.

if its the new style narrow fabtech kit would it be a 1.5" spacer?

 

[diesel53]

you cant run 1.5 inch spacers unless you want lugs sticking out of the spacer. 2 inch is the only set I would run.

 

[kivetts04dmax]

I had a 6" and it had 1/2" spacers. There are two styles of spindles just make sure you get the ones that don't stick out as much.

 

[mreeves23]

Many of the older style Fabtech's look best w/ 2" rear spacers. That's what I would recommend.

 

[Chevy1925]

Old fabtech kits push the front end 1.75" out more than stock. Newer ones only push the tires out .75" from stock. Iirc updated kits were started in 2008-2009.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk