1.75" Wheel Spacers on a Big Bend SAS – Pics & Feedback Wanted

[Mikem73]

Hey everyone,

I'm thinking about adding 1.75" wheel spacers to my Big Bend Sasquatch and wanted to get some real-world feedback from others who have gone this route.

If you're running 1.75" spacers on a Big Bend SAS, I'd appreciate it if you could post:

• Pictures from the side, front, and rear
• Tire/wheel setup (stock or aftermarket)
• Any lift or suspension modifications
• Rubbing issues, if any
• Handling or ride quality changes
• How they've held up over time
• What brand spacers you're using

I'm mainly looking to see how the stance changes on a Big Bend SAS and whether you're happy with 1.75" versus other spacer sizes.

Thanks in advance for sharing your setups and experiences! Looking forward to seeing some photos.

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[CitrusBronco]

What’s the purpose for the wheel spacers?
If you just want to move the wheels out and add “poke” there are several threads on here with wheel poke pictures you can look through.
That’s a pretty big spacer and I’m not sure you’re going to get many pics with that size spacer.
If I did the math correctly, running -12 mm offset wheel would equal to the 1.75” spacer on a factory SAS wheel. so maybe search for -12 offset wheel pics on this forum for better results.

 

[Mikem73]

What’s the purpose for the wheel spacers?
If you just want to move the wheels out and add “poke” there are several threads on here with wheel poke pictures you can look through.
That’s a pretty big spacer and I’m not sure you’re going to get many pics with that size spacer.
If I did the math correctly, running -12 mm offset wheel would equal to the 1.75” spacer on a factory SAS wheel. so maybe search for -12 offset wheel pics on this forum for better results.

Thanks for the reply. I've seen a lot of pictures of the 1.5" and 2" wheel spacers. Honestly, this is purely for aesthetics. The 1.5" spacers don't quite give me the look I'm after, while the 2" spacers seem a bit too aggressive. I figured I'd see if anyone has photos of the middle-ground size so I can get a better idea of how it looks before making a decision.

 

[Ukko Wildtrak]

Hey everyone,

I'm thinking about adding 1.75" wheel spacers to my Big Bend Sasquatch and wanted to get some real-world feedback from others who have gone this route.

If you're running 1.75" spacers on a Big Bend SAS, I'd appreciate it if you could post:

• Pictures from the side, front, and rear
• Tire/wheel setup (stock or aftermarket)
• Any lift or suspension modifications
• Rubbing issues, if any
• Handling or ride quality changes
• How they've held up over time
• What brand spacers you're using

I'm mainly looking to see how the stance changes on a Big Bend SAS and whether you're happy with 1.75" versus other spacer sizes.

Thanks in advance for sharing your setups and experiences! Looking forward to seeing some photos.

Full stock Wildtrak with only 1.5 spacers added. Perfect poke for me without looking like a RC truck.
No rub or anything like that on road. Slightly less turning radius over stock, but only barely noticable.

I used these spacers and have been running them since March. Before that I had a 1.5" set on my Wrangler for about 5 years...with 38s.

In a few pics you can compare the stock vs 1.5” poke.

I wouldn't sell my 1.5s for 1.75s, but if I was buying fresh, 1.75 is the more aggressive sweet-spot where the 1.5 is the more conservative sweet-spot.

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