Rc Comp Series Front Drag Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Bowling Green, Kentucky, United States
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New RC Comp 1 piece forged wheels from RC Components. These are 17"x4.5" lightweight drag race wheels. Available in 4 designs with different finish options. Price is for 1 set of front wheels of your choice with the exception of the prizm finish which is an additional charge. After completing purchase specify bolt pattern, wheel design and finish. Wheels will ship approximately 4 business days after order is complete. The new RC Comp wheels are similar in weight to the Weld racing V series wheel and Billet Specialties. Surface finish and quality is second to none. Any questions feel free to message me. This is an introductory price of 10% off as normal price is 669.00 each.
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