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Advan RG-D2 17x8.5 -10mm 6x139.7 Racing Umber Bronze Metallic Wheel
$610.56
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$610.56
$610.56
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Advan
- SKU
- AVNYAT7H-10KUA
- Manufacturer part number
- YAT7H-10KUA
- Category
- Wheels › Wheels - Cast
- Shipping weight
- 27.6 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Born from celebrated motorsport lineage, the ADVAN Racing RG-D2 wheel brings modern six-spoke performance styling and stepped-lip technology to track and street platforms. Featuring slender, contoured spokes paired with an authentic deep-dish outer rim, this one-piece monoblock wheel delivers exceptional lateral rigidity and reduced unsprung mass for sharp cornering agility. The dynamic spoke silhouette frames expansive brake caliper clearance, while the deeply recessed center hub projects an assertive posture across high-performance builds. Engineered for enthusiasts demanding authentic Japanese motorsport heritage, this track-proven wheel balances structural integrity with enduring aesthetic appeal.
- Features a classic six-spoke architecture paired with a stepped outer rim profile that achieves a two-piece aesthetic with single-piece structural rigidity
- Engineered with cast one-piece monoblock construction utilizing Advanced Flow Forming technology for optimal barrel density and reduced unsprung weight
- Utilizes Advanced Side Cut machining seamlessly carved along both sides of each spoke to eliminate non-structural mass without compromising strength
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