Muteki Sr48 Extended Open Ended Wheel Tuner Lug Nuts Burning Blue Neon 12x1.25mm on 2040-parts.com
San Leandro, California, US
Manufacturer: Muteki
Part Number: 32905UN
Condition: New
Product Description:
MATERIAL:
Lugs produced by cold forged #50BV30 chrome vanadium
Heat treatment to HRC-28-32
FEATURES:
1. Lightweight and thin wall construction
2. Compact size to fit small diameter wheel holes
3. Oversized 60 degree taper seat for better contact area
4. Full stud engagement, open top nuts accommodate long race studs
5. OEM quality material for strength and durability
6. Knurled perimeter top for easy installation
7. Designed specially for Japanese performance cars with popular M12x1.25 threads
8. Popular 17mm standard hex size
KIT CONTENTS:
Includes 20 pcs lug nuts, 1pc 17mm hex wrench adapter
Plastic theft-resistant display package
Additional Information:
Color: Chrome Burning Blue Neon
Length: 48mm
Width: 22mm
Lug nuts are made with tapered bottoms specifically for aftermarket wheels. Do not use these tuner lugs for your factory wheels. These lugs also do not fit on special wheels that require inverted lugs.
Guaranteed Fitments:
M12 x 1.25 application: Fits Subaru, Nissan, Infiniti, etc.
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