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2x 2" Wheel Spacers 5x4.5 To 5x4.5 W/ 1/2" Studs Adapters For Jeep Wrangler on 2040-parts.com

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Pomona, California, United States

Pomona, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:autodayplus Thread Pitch:1/2" x 20 Manufacturer Part Number:070731-autodayplus UPC:736950669096 Surface Finish:High Quality t6 6061 Billet Aluminum Other Part Number:1/2" x 20 Studs / Nuts Wheel Adapters Warranty:Yes Interchange Part Number:5x4.5 5x114.3 PCD/Bolt Pat Wheel Spacers Adapters Thickness:2 Inches other part number2:50mm or 2" 2.0" Inch inches Thick Inner Diameter:87.1mm QUANTITY:2 PCS WHEEL SPACERS ADAPTERS Vehicle Bolt Pattern:5x4.5" COMPITABLE:Jeep Wheel Bolt Pattern:5x4.5"

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