(10) New Spring Loaded Practice Pit Lug Nuts 1" Nut X 5/8" Fine Thread Nascar on 2040-parts.com
Asheville, North Carolina, US
NEW (10) spring loaded pit practice lug nuts. These are all 5/8" fine thread lug nuts. 1" head. They have a spring attached to them that freely rotates on springs, and allows you to practice taking the nuts on and off without the nuts coming off the wheel. Great practice tool! The spring screws to the wheel with a self tapping screw. These are the new style springs with dual attachment. All of the nuts and springs are NEW. Comes with an 2 extra springs! Rare find! They sell new for over $15 a piece!
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