Installed Spidertrax 1" Spacers (pictures)

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I installed some Spidertrax spacers yesterday, with apprehension, as I was not sure I would like the "poke". I believe @EOD Guy mentioned to me they emulate a +35 offset, which was more than I was wanting. However, I figured if I didn't like it, they cheap enough and easy enough to remove.

Installation is as complicated as lifting the vehicle, removing the wheels, putting the spacers on, torquing to spec and putting the wheels back on.

I ran Spidertrax spacers for a few years on my 5th gen 4Runner back in the day and knew them to be high quality.

As previously mentioned, I'd originally planned to put some Tacoma TRD Pro take-off sheels on the LC, but I'm still waiting to find some. I believe those sit at a +45 offset, which would be a stance improvement from the stock +65 offset. I actually like the look of the stock 18" wheels, so I figured spacers would give me more of the look I want.

Anyway, I figured if you're considering this same setup, I'd show some comparison photos so you could get an idea of how it looks and the difference between the look with spacers and without.

The photo at the top of the post is after install.

These photos is with no spacers. The look and stance was improved with the 275/70/18 KO3 tires, but the tires are still a little more tucked than I prefer.

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These photos are with the spacers installed. It's a little more poke than I like, but it'll do for now.
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And this is post install, from the back. When I was editing the photo, it was giving me the poop cruiser vibes from Last Line of Defense (LLOD on youtube) - I love the color and the shape/design cues from the 80 series.

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Let me know if you have any questions.
 
Looks great. I tried them and had bad run with my 285’s and was disappointed. I would like that wider stance.
 
Looks great. I tried them and had bad run with my 285’s and was disappointed. I would like that wider stance.
What happened with the 285’s? I’m considering making the change to 285/70/18 soon.
 
I should have been more specific
Haha. No worries. Your thread came up at the bottom of mine in suggested posts. It’s good to know and disappointing to see 35’s didn’t work with a lift and your tires. I’d be really curious to see if that worked with the KO3’s.

With stock suspension it looks like I have room for 34’s, but I haven’t flexed it out and checked yet.
 
Haha. No worries. Your thread came up at the bottom of mine in suggested posts. It’s good to know and disappointing to see 35’s didn’t work with a lift and your tires. I’d be really curious to see if that worked with the KO3’s.

With stock suspension it looks like I have room for 34’s, but I haven’t flexed it out and checked yet.
They were catching bad on front and for sure would have ended up ripping the front off toward corner of bumper. Another brand might work that has more rounded edges?
 
They were catching bad on front and for sure would have ended up ripping the front off toward corner of bumper. Another brand might work that has more rounded edges?
Do you have any extra weight up front causing your 2.5” lift to sag?
 
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I installed some Spidertrax spacers yesterday, with apprehension, as I was not sure I would like the "poke". I believe @EOD Guy mentioned to me they emulate a +35 offset, which was more than I was wanting. However, I figured if I didn't like it, they cheap enough and easy enough to remove.

Installation is as complicated as lifting the vehicle, removing the wheels, putting the spacers on, torquing to spec and putting the wheels back on.

I ran Spidertrax spacers for a few years on my 5th gen 4Runner back in the day and knew them to be high quality.

As previously mentioned, I'd originally planned to put some Tacoma TRD Pro take-off sheels on the LC, but I'm still waiting to find some. I believe those sit at a +45 offset, which would be a stance improvement from the stock +65 offset. I actually like the look of the stock 18" wheels, so I figured spacers would give me more of the look I want.

Anyway, I figured if you're considering this same setup, I'd show some comparison photos so you could get an idea of how it looks and the difference between the look with spacers and without.

The photo at the top of the post is after install.

These photos is with no spacers. The look and stance was improved with the 275/70/18 KO3 tires, but the tires are still a little more tucked than I prefer.

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These photos are with the spacers installed. It's a little more poke than I like, but it'll do for now.
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And this is post install, from the back. When I was editing the photo, it was giving me the poop cruiser vibes from Last Line of Defense (LLOD on youtube) - I love the color and the shape/design cues from the 80 series.

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Let me know if you have any questions.
looks great. any photos from the side?
 
No, nothing else up there but it’s just collars and not a true lift.
Interesting. I’m 275/70/17 - I’m running about 33’s and it seems like I’ve got the room, stock to run 34’s. I’m sure there’s some variability between vehicle to vehicle. Just interesting you couldn’t clear 35’s on a lift. It’s a puzzle for sure
 
1” SpiderTrax works really well w/ stock LC/Lexus wheels.
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  • Remaining pics after SpiderTrax, Westcott, 275/60R20 tires (33”) on GX550 wheels
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The Land Cruiser looks great with the spacers- very close to the offset I got with the Tacoma TRD wheels and 275/70/18 tires.

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I wasn't set on the Tacoma TRD wheels, but I was set on stepping down to 18" with slightly taller rubber. Had I found a set of five, any of the OEM wheel options would have done. I was really hoping to have found a set of Lexus GX550 Overtrail wheels, but those are unobtanium in the frozen north.
 
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