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Dinan Spacers; 5x120 for 72.6mm CB for 10mm Thick D210-2039

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Dinan Spacers; 5x120 for 72.6mm CB for 10mm Thick D210-2039Dinan Spacers; 5x120 72. 6mm CB 10mm Thick Dinan's Wheel Spacers physically move the wheel further away from the hub. In doing so, they give your wheels the desired offset needed to create the stance or look you desire, or clearance necessary to clear brake calipers. Features: CNC machined aluminum. Weight saving design. 72. 6mm center bore configuration. 5x120 bolt pattern. 10mm thick. Hub centric rings on larger spacers. Anodized black. Set of 2.

Dinan Spacers; 5x120 - 72.6mm CB - 10mm Thick

Dinan's Wheel Spacers physically move the wheel further away from the hub. In doing so, they give your wheels the desired offset needed to create the stance or look you desire, or clearance necessary to clear brake calipers.

Features:

  • CNC-machined aluminum.
  • Weight saving design.
  • 72.6mm center bore configuration.
  • 5x120 bolt pattern.
  • 10mm thick.
  • Hub-centric rings on larger spacers.
  • Anodized black.
  • Set of 2.

Specs:

Bolt Pattern 5x120
Brand Dinan
Center Bore 72.6mm
Construction Billet
Emission Code 5
Material 6061 Aluminum
Product Type Wheel Spacer
Quantity 2
Thickness 10Millimeter
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