Holeshot Beadlocked Aluminum Rear Drag Wheels Revolver 15" X 11" on 2040-parts.com
Dickson, Tennessee, United States
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You get 2 Holeshot revolvers single beadlock inside drilled for rim screws. 15x11 with 7 and 7/8 backspacing 5 lug Ford Mustang bolt pattern. Champion single bead lock is polished. These were on a fox body and should fit newer mustangs that have lower control arm relocation.
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