These will work with stock wheels.
They could use some cleaning.
$110 obo shipping included for the lower 48.
SOLD - 1.5 inch MarkMC spacers $110 OBO
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These are the 12mm 1.5" 6X5-6X5 spacers from MarkMC. I bought them from TrailShamman and then moved on to adapters. He had been in an accident but I ran them for a couple months with no issues.
These will work with stock wheels.
They could use some cleaning.
$110 obo shipping included for the lower 48.
These will work with stock wheels.
They could use some cleaning.
$110 obo shipping included for the lower 48.
Last edited by navigator on Tue Apr 09, 2013 4:53 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Reason: clarified some info
Reason: clarified some info
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Opeth wrote:6x5-6x5 or 6x5-6x5.5?
6x5-6x5=spacers
6x5-6x5.5=adapters
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Hi Cody, Larry is correct. I updated the first post for clarification.
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If you still have them after I sell my rifle this weekend, I'll pm you
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DustinC1989 wrote:If you still have them after I sell my rifle this weekend, I'll pm you
just ship me the rifle and we can call it even
np, just let me know. Whomever paypals me first.
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If you were closer, I'd probably do it if you had a little cash
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I will take them, PM Sent
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Sale Pending.....
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Matthew, they should be on their way.
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