H&R Trak+ 20mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/114.3 Center Bore 66.2 Stud Thread 12x1.25 - Black

H&R Trak+ 20mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/114.3 Center Bore 66.2 Stud Thread 12x1.25 - Black

Marsoni

M251S

$159.95

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H&R Trak+ 20mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/114.3 Center Bore 66.2 Stud Thread 12x1.25 - BlackH&R Trak+ Wheel Spacers move your wheels out so they are flush with the fender instantly giving your vehicle the perfect stance. Whether you want improved handling, increased safety, or simply want your car to make a statement about your individual style, Trak+ Wheel Spacers can help you accomplish your goal and GO WIDE. Manufactured from a special proprietary alloy that has a higher tensile strength than 6061 T6 billet aluminum, H&R Trak+ Wheel

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011