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Actually anywhere in the US the have to be a min. of 10'2" center axle to center axle. any closer than that and they are considered a tandem. That would work out to 8.7142" or just under 8-23/32 or 221mm.
The only real difference between states is some of the western states allow you to go 84,000# with a spread, that is providing you register the truck for that much. In all 48 states you are allowed to put 20,000# per axle (40,000# group) on a spread.
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