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ICON Alloy Recon SLX - 18x9 / 6x5.5 BP / 40mm Offset / 6.6in. BS - Gloss Black

SKU: ICO3618909066GB

$328.04

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ICON Alloy Recon SLX - 18x9 / 6x5.5 BP / 40mm Offset / 6.6in. BS - Gloss Black

$328.04

$328.04

Tech Specs

Brand
ICON
SKU
ICO3618909066GB
Shipping weight
39.7 lb

Staying true to the ICON Alloys approach, the Recon SLX has been engineered to maximize caliper clearance and optimize wheel position for unhindered suspension travel and steering function. Backspace and wheel offset dimensions have been strategically developed to reduce scrub radius, improving all-around handling and ride quality. With build features such as these, it's clear that a set of ICON Alloys Recon SLX wheels is the perfect complement to an ICON Vehicle Dynamics suspension system.

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