Cragar Ss Mopar 7/16 Lugs 5x4 Wheels (sq) on 2040-parts.com
Hot Rod City, US
Auction photo shows two styles lug nuts. This auction is for the lugs on the left side of photo, the one with the square top hex head.
Up for auction are (20) old style lug nuts. These are for the Mopar wheels with the old school 5x4 bolt pattern. This set contains the following: (10) 7/16 RH, (10) LH lugs and (20) standard on-center washers. These are brand new (never used or installed). These are ideal for the Cragar SS wheels. These are small standard mag lug nuts. The lugs have an overall length of 1.40" in height, shank length is .75", and shank width is .59", and have a 11/16 hex head.
In the photo is a close up shot of two style Mopar lugs. This auction is for the lugs in the left side of the photo with the square top hex head. If you want a set of the lugs on the right, please refer to my other auction for those.
I do not guarantee fitment to any wheel. That is for you to determine with the manufactures lug specifications provided.
This is a Pay Pal auction only, and payment is due within five days of close of auction. Sorry, but we only ship within the USA. Any questions, please ask for all sales are final - no exceptions, no returns!
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