Borne Off-Road Spacers installed on Ranger Raptor

[bowhun2r]

Let me preface that I usually have new wheels before I take delivery of my vehicles. Unfortunately, I’ve yet to find a set for my RR that I really want and can justify the cost. I’m sure as more RR get on the road there will be more options. But for now I couldn’t take the offset of the OEM wheels and the RokBlokz exaggerated the tucked in look.

Thus spacers. I read some threads where folks were using either 1 inch or 1.2 inch spacers from various vendors. I went with Borne Off-road 1.2 inch since I’ve used many Mishimoto mods on my past vehicles and had great customer service and very happy with their products.

The part number is BNWS-001-300BK. The packaging was great and each spacer was protected by multiple layers of bubble wrap. The threads had plastic caps on them for protection as well.

Zero rubbing issues even with the suspension compressed and at full lock going up my driveway.

IMO the look is great and this subtle mod really makes the truck have a proper stance. Tires are not poking. Flush with the fender.

For those interested in weight…. They are under 1 pound each.

When I had the wheel/tire off I took tbe opportunity to weigh them as well. They come in just under 85 lbs. This is with the stock KO3s and non beadlock wheels.

I torqued everything to 105lbs and I’ll retorque everything after a few hundred miles.

Before

After

OEM wheel tire weight

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[Catalyst]

I've been running these for a few months, and am quite pleased with their quality. I chose them based on history with Mishimoto and the fact they are forged and use great hardware.

 

[scrappyisbe]

did you have to modify the wheel studs?​

 

[bowhun2r]

did you have to modify the wheel studs?​

Nope. With the 1.2 spacer size the stud and nut fit within the spacer itself.

 

[iBrad81]

Did the exact same spacers, I think it makes the stance perfect, I love the oem wheels so this was the best setup for me

 

[celtic]

Went with 1.2 front and 1.4 rear as the back wheels looked a little more tucked in.

 

[MontE]

Anyone have any feedback on 1-1/2” spacers? I haven’t measured yet but they look like they’d be close. Do the 1.2” spacers cause any rub in any scenario? Those with 1.2” spacers, what is your take on if the 1-1/2” would work? There are some close to me FS for $75 for 4.

 

[Garaged]

Nice. What lug nuts did you use? Any other longer hardware needed?

 

[bowhun2r]

Nice. What lug nuts did you use? Any other longer hardware needed?

The lugs to attach the spacers are included with the spacer kit. You can use your OEM lugs to secure your wheels to the spacers. I’m currently running black Gorilla lugs. No modifications needed.

 

[Arsenall11]

Let me preface that I usually have new wheels before I take delivery of my vehicles. Unfortunately, I’ve yet to find a set for my RR that I really want and can justify the cost. I’m sure as more RR get on the road there will be more options. But for now I couldn’t take the offset of the OEM wheels and the RokBlokz exaggerated the tucked in look.

Thus spacers. I read some threads where folks were using either 1 inch or 1.2 inch spacers from various vendors. I went with Borne Off-road 1.2 inch since I’ve used many Mishimoto mods on my past vehicles and had great customer service and very happy with their products.

The part number is BNWS-001-300BK. The packaging was great and each spacer was protected by multiple layers of bubble wrap. The threads had plastic caps on them for protection as well.

Zero rubbing issues even with the suspension compressed and at full lock going up my driveway.

IMO the look is great and this subtle mod really makes the truck have a proper stance. Tires are not poking. Flush with the fender.

For those interested in weight…. They are under 1 pound each.

When I had the wheel/tire off I took tbe opportunity to weigh them as well. They come in just under 85 lbs. This is with the stock KO3s and non beadlock wheels.

I torqued everything to 105lbs and I’ll retorque everything after a few hundred miles.

Before

After

OEM wheel tire weight

I have to agree with your opening statements, the aftermarket wheels just don’t look good on these trucks.

 

[ba15996X50]

Did the exact same spacers, I think it makes the stance perfect, I love the oem wheels so this was the best setup for me

DIDDO!

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