H&R Trak+ 25mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 6/114.3 Center Bore 71.5 Stud Thread 1/2in. UNF
H&R Trak+ 25mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 6/114.3 Center Bore 71.5 Stud Thread 1/2in. UNF

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H&R Trak+ 25mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 6/114.3 Center Bore 71.5 Stud Thread 1/2in. UNF

SKU: HRS5066715
Barcode: 5066715

$233.96

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H&R Trak+ 25mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 6/114.3 Center Bore 71.5 Stud Thread 1/2in. UNF

$233.96

$233.96

Tech Specs

Brand
H&R
SKU
HRS5066715
Shipping weight
6.3 lb

H&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 Spacers are hub centric featuring a full contact hub-just like the factory hub-for even load force distribution and lateral support.

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