jmccart

Ebay numbers: 130058280576 or 230072810229? Procomp has a good name, Topgunz is a newbie to me.

Thanx.

RamWheelsBy4

I know that a lot of people have said stay away from polyurethane because it won't hold up. I had DayStar 2" polyurethane spacers on for over two and a half years and 55,000 miles with BFG 315s. They performed without any issues at all. When I took them off they looked just like new. I had them listed here in the classifieds, they are sold, but the add with pictures is still there for a few more days. These pictures are after removing them.

seal20

Poly should be fine. Never have to worry about rust compromising your metals strength. I have had them on 2 Jeeps and now on my truck with no problems, ever. They will NOT compress or sag or anything like that. I have the ProComp set and if it were to sag or anything like that they are guaranteed for life.

Luvnacumns

You should be fine either way.. Topgunkustomz sells a good kit!!

Shane

95ram

I'll second the top gun kit. I just installed one on thursday. I haven't driven it much, but it's a stout kit and should hold up fine.

XLR8R

Is there much of a difference in price?

973604x4

the $90 i paid for steel spacers is hard to beat.

rynemurch

I will second that! That was shiping and everything for me!

ataboy9026

Don't forget Hell Bent Steel, I know a lot of guy's here run them, including me.

973604x4

thats what my $90 spacers are

95ram

Mine were I believe 100 shipped. They are actually 2 1/8" spacers. The pickup still has a small amount of rake (sp) to it. I think it looks good. I'll hope to get some pics this week. Still waiting on to get my rims from the powder coaters.