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Golf Cart Lug Studs Round Head W/ Lug Nuts 4 Ea. /free Shipping on 2040-parts.com

US $10.00
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Georgetown, South Carolina, US

Georgetown, South Carolina, US
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 4 ea Golf Cart Lug Studs 1/2"-20 thread 1-5/16" long, has round heads, Lug Nuts included. These have been bead blast cleaned, inspected & lubricated.  These came from EZGO rear hubs; they will fit most other golf cart applications with 1/2"-20 studs. I have a few dozen of these, let me know if you need more. Please see my other items, thanks.

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