Spacer B/T the rear dual wheels

[SteelNinja]

Does anyone know if there is a place to get spacers to go between the rims on a deuce? My reason for asking is I have tossed it back and forth about going super singles or leave the duals on the truck. My reason for going with singles would be a little more top end speed and IMO it looks better.
So I was wondering if there was spacers for the rear Then I could go with dual 11:00's or 12:00's which would be 3-4 inches taller.. I also like the idea of dual rears incase 1 went flat I wouldnt be stranded ... any ideas? Thanks

 

[simp5782]

Does anyone know if there is a place to get spacers to go between the rims on a deuce? My reason for asking is I have tossed it back and forth about going super singles or leave the duals on the truck. My reason for going with singles would be a little more top end speed and IMO it looks better.
So I was wondering if there was spacers for the rear Then I could go with dual 11:00's or 12:00's which would be 3-4 inches taller.. I also like the idea of dual rears incase 1 went flat I wouldnt be stranded ... any ideas? Thanks

Why would you need spacers? 1100s and 1200s are the same width as the 9.00s.

 

[SteelNinja]

I was looking on line and it said 11:00 and 12:00's were 12.3 ish inches wide and roughly 43 tall I was thinking 9:00's were only about 10 inchs.
on web search 1 dude had 11:00's and they almost touched near the bottom due to tire bulge ( side walls)
11:00's are 43 tall and 12 wide Michelins
12:00's are 44.5 tall and 12.2 wide Michelins
395's are 46 tall and 15 wide Michelins
I didnt see a listing on the stock deuce tires . Im after a taller tire for maybe a little more top end , aggressive tread and I like the idea of duals . Thanks for the reply

 

[gringeltaube]

...1100s and 1200s are the same width as the 9.00s.

I'm sure you didn't mean the overall tire width (?)

While all three of those sizes are allowed to be mounted on the stock 7.5 x 20 rims, a typical 12.00-20 bias ply tire is almost 1½ inches wider than the stock 9.00-20s; 12.00R20s even more so.

Our stock deuce wheels allow for a dual spacing of only 12.5", so for 11.00-20s it would be no problem, but 11.00R20s already require a minimum of 12.6" so they may touch, eventually.
12.00-20s need 13.0" and 12.00R20s, 13.7", respectively.

 

[SteelNinja]

Thanks and yes the ones I was looking at are "R" radials , Tis why I was curious about a spacer yet not sure about the inner tire ( an 11:00R) hitting the spring or frame etc Thanks for the reply