16 Red 50mm Aluminum Extended Tuner Lugs Honda Infiniti Nissan 03 04 05 06 07 08 on 2040-parts.com
Bellerose, New York, US
"Tuner Series" lug nuts from Sickspeed.
Forged from aircraft grade 7075 aluminum and hard anodized for long lasting brilliance, these extended lugs have a 60 degree conical seat and feature an open ended design. Weighing in at a mere 27 grams each, you get style and flair while reducing both your unsprung weight and rotational mass.
- 50mm long and 24.5mm wide.
- Made from 7075 aluminum.
- Lugs weight 27 grams each.
- 60 degree conical style seat.
- Installs with 19mm socket (NOT included).
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