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2pc 25mm (1") Thick - Wheel Adapters Spacers - 5x 110 To 5x 100 - 12x1.5 Studs on 2040-parts.com

C $99.00
Location:

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Condition:New Brand:Aluminum / Silver Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right Manufacturer Part Number:Vehicle PCD: 5x110. Wheel PCD: 5x100 Surface Finish:Aluminum / Silver

 High Quality Aluminum Wheel Spacers / Adapters
 These Adapters are meant to allow you to put Different Bolt Pattern Wheels on your vehicle
 Comes with Pressed in Studs & Nuts
 Bolt on Installation
 CNC Machined to precise specifications
 Allows you to use wider wheels and wider tires
 Designed to give your vehicle a more aggressive stance
 Provides better handling characteristics
 Fixes clearance issues if your wheel is hitting your shocks or brake calipers
 Allows you to install wider wheels and/or wider tires

QuantityTwo (2) Pieces
Spacer Thickness25mm or 1.0 inch
Centerbore65.1mm
Vehicle Bolt Pattern5x 110
Wheel Bolt Pattern5x 100
Thread Pitch of Studs/Nuts12x1.5 or 12mm x 1.5

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