Control Arms and Leveling Kit

[JAG1]

I've used the stick ons for awhile. They work as long as lacquer thinner or brake cleaner is used to clean the inside of the wheel first to make the area very clean before sticking on.

[CTcummins24V]

I think the 4.5" backspacing on the rim put the back of the rim closer to the caliper

[diesel4life]

You should use the ones that have to be hammered on to the lip of the rim. They are really the only ones that will last on a vehicle in my experiences. Also, the balance machine will tell the guy doing the balancing where they need placed (inside or outside of the wheel)

I highly HIGHLY recommend buying Centramatics. I run them on my truck with 285/75/17s (34" tall) and was able to knock all the weights off my wheels. They run perfect down the road all the way up to 110. (Only did it once on a wide open freshly paved stretch on the freeway). Zero shimmy or shakes. You'll never have to pay to have a set of tires balanced again and no more weights screwing up the finish of the wheels.

[CTcummins24V]

You should use the ones that have to be hammered on to the lip of the rim. They are really the only ones that will last on a vehicle in my experiences. Also, the balance machine will tell the guy doing the balancing where they need placed (inside or outside of the wheel)

I highly HIGHLY recommend buying Centramatics. I run them on my truck with 285/75/17s (34" tall) and was able to knock all the weights off my wheels. They run perfect down the road all the way up to 110. (Only did it once on a wide open freshly paved stretch on the freeway). Zero shimmy or shakes. You'll never have to pay to have a set of tires balanced again and no more weights screwing up the finish of the wheels.

 

Really?! That sounds fantastic! Who did you get them from? Part number?

[CTcummins24V]