P1000 "NEW 136 to 137 - 1" Wheel spacers

[RB3offroad]

RB3offroad.com "NEW" 4/136 TO 4/137 - 1" WHEEL SPACERS
Get more stability, better stance and more choices with our 4/136 to 4/137- 1"Wheel Spacers. Comes with hardware too

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[Swampmonkey]

So are the 1” spacers I ordered Saturday 136 to 137???

 

[RB3offroad]

So are the 1” spacers I ordered Saturday 136 to 137???

you ordered the 1" 4/136 which are for the Honda Pioneer 1000

 

[Swampmonkey]

Right?

 

[RB3offroad]

Right?

These 4/136 to 4/137 is for people that want to use other wheels other than Pioneer wheels like a can am wheel on their pioneer 1000. Let me know if you need any help. you can call me at 480-389-7486

 

[Cuoutdoors]

So are the 1” spacers I ordered Saturday 136 to 137???

Virtually all 4/136 and 4/137 wheels are interchangeable.

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[RB3offroad]

Virtually all 4/136 and 4/137 wheels are interchangeable.

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For the most part but we have some that actually needed a true 137

 

[Cuoutdoors]

For the most part but we have some that actually needed a true 137

These 4/136 to 4/137 is for people that want to use other wheels other than Pioneer wheels like a can am wheel on their pioneer 1000. Let me know if you need any help. you can call me at 480-389-7486

We are talking about a difference of 1/2 of 1mm. Splitting that between the wheel studs is minimal. Thats moving a stud. .01968 inches. I have yet to find a wheel with that tight of tolerance. If you have run into that being an issue please post some examples. Then you would be helping forum members know what wheels to look out for.

Can am wheels will go right onto the pioneer 1000. I have not found any that won't. Plenty of forum members are using can am wheels without issue.

Further, many members have bought wheels online, Ebay, Amazon etc that are 4/137 or 4/136 and have not had any issues that I've seen or heard of. I've put the 4/137 in 2 machines without issue.

@Swampmonkey I hope this helps.

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[RB3offroad]

We are talking about a difference of 1/2 of 1mm. Splitting that between the wheel studs is minimal. Thats moving a stud. .01968 inches. I have yet to find a wheel with that tight of tolerance. If you have run into that being an issue please post some examples. Then you would be helping forum members know what wheels to look out for.

Can am wheels will go right onto the pioneer 1000. I have not found any that won't. Plenty of forum members are using can am wheels without issue.

Further, many members have bought wheels online, Ebay, Amazon etc that are 4/137 or 4/136 and have not had any issues that I've seen or heard of. I've put the 4/137 in 2 machines without issue.

@Swampmonkey I hope this helps.

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We are talking about a difference of 1/2 of 1mm. Splitting that between the wheel studs is minimal. Thats moving a stud. .01968 inches. I have yet to find a wheel with that tight of tolerance. If you have run into that being an issue please post some examples. Then you would be helping forum members know what wheels to look out for.

Can am wheels will go right onto the pioneer 1000. I have not found any that won't. Plenty of forum members are using can am wheels without issue.

Further, many members have bought wheels online, Ebay, Amazon etc that are 4/137 or 4/136 and have not had any issues that I've seen or heard of. I've put the 4/137 in 2 machines without issue.

@Swampmonkey I hope this helps.

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I agree with you. on the 1/2 of 1mm. We had customers call and I explained that to them, however they still have requested the 136 to 137. We have had other customers who ordered the 4/136 and had to send back to get them 136 to a 137 because they did not fit to their wheels. There is are so many aftermarket wheels now that this has happened and we are here to just support our customers what they need. Customer service is our goal! With great products.

 

[Swampmonkey]

Cool. I’ll post pics when I get wheels on my ride.

 

[MTLuckyDan]

Some tire shops like Discount Tire will not order or mount rims if they know what vehicle it's going on & it's not an exact match to factory size. I recently was going to have them order wheels for my 15 inch tires & they wouldn't order them knowing they were going on a Pioneer with 4/136 vs rims that were 4/137. They don't care about losing the sale. I agree the difference is negligible...just passing information along so you're careful what you disclose. I will order them elsewhere but will likely get RB3 Offroad spacers now they're available in exact size.

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[hondabob]

I installed 4 Talon front wheels mounted with 30’s. That made the rear track 3 inches narrower so I installed RB3 1.5 inch Talon wheel spacers. Most Aftermarket wheels are 7 inches wide. The Talon front wheels are 6.5 inches and pull the 10 inch tire in a bit more and may protect the sidewall and wheel a bit better. The RB3 wheel spacers are excellent and I like the cut outs to lighten them. The tires didn't need to be balanced.

 

[Swampmonkey]

Guys, thanks for the help. Just finished spacers and wheel install. Everything fit perfectly.

 

[GEM1N1998]

So are our pioneer 1000 specs 4/136 or 4/137. I'm trying to order some Weld beadlocks that are 4/136 and RMATV won't sell them to me because their system won't show a Honda Pioneer. I had to select can-am to get the wheel to show up.

Their website shows Honda Pioneer wheels as 4/137.

 

[RB3offroad]

So are our pioneer 1000 specs 4/136 or 4/137. I'm trying to order some Weld beadlocks that are 4/136 and RMATV won't sell them to me because their system won't show a Honda Pioneer. I had to select can-am to get the wheel to show up.

Their website shows Honda Pioneer wheels as 4/137.

Pioneer 1000 is 4/136