Okay, I know this has been axed before, but I can't seem to get a straight answer...

Will they work on a Tracker? If yes, what modifications are needed? Am I better off getting the right ones? I'm looking for 1" spacers...any recommendations? Links would be awsome!

Sorry for the same old questions.

Smurf

   Yes they will work but you will have to drill the center larger.  Unless you can find em really cheap, for all the trouble, I'd just order a set specifically for the Tracker.  Check the for sale section for the post on Digger's spacers.

Plus I'm going to be getting some more 1" material soon, so I will be making some more 1" tall spacers....

Plus I'm going to be getting some more 1" material soon, so I will be making some more 1" tall spacers....

Those 1" spacers   ROCK for smaller tires...  I just love mine!!

i've got some heep coil spacers in the back of my tracker, yes, the center is bored out some to fit.  if you have easy access to a hole cutter and the heep spacers are really cheap go for it.  otherwise just get some 1" spacers from digger as i see he's mentioned.  i was lucky and didn't have to do the work as another board member generously gave me his extra already cut spacers(thanks lowrezolution!)

diggers rock, i have the 1inch and 2 inch spacers on my trackers and i bought a set for my buddy also. these are well worth the $$$$$$$

Hey Digger, I odn't suppose you have a pic of the the finished product, do you? PM me the info on how to make this deal happen. Any problems shipping to Calgary, Alberta Canada?

Thanks,
Dan

Digger will ship to Calgary (Canada for that matter) becaues mine are on they way and I also live in Calgary. You can pay for them via pay-pal.

Shipping to Canada is no problem. Check out my sale post in the garage sale forum for a lot more info on the spacers I make. Here are a couple example pics. These are ones I had made previously.


and here's one of my 1-1/2" spacers next to a brand new RRO spacer:


The ones I make now look pretty much the same except for height and color. Now they are taller and black, but once in a while I still get some white material by accident... LOL!

If nobody likes the white, they could always wrap the spacer with black electrical or black duct tape. Paint doesn't seem to stick to that material well 

A buddy of mine used to make the same type of spacers for Jeeps, but He's no longer a machinist, so I'm outta luck there.

If they are made of Poly Ethylene, give them a coat of black asphalt undercoat. It sticks just fine.

Okay Digger...sent you the money today.

Dan