Krc 20 Aluminum Premium Lug Nuts 5/8 Imca Wissota Dirt Late Model Circle Track on 2040-parts.com
Walnut Cove, North Carolina, US
KRC
Double Angle Set of 20
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Double Angle set of 20
The 5/8" coarse thread is rolled for increased strength.
Made from 7075 non-corrosive aluminum, it is much more durable than standard 6061.
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