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Torq Thrust II Polished 17 Wheels & Nitto Motivo Tires, Mounted & Balanced Pkg

Item EK-76-377578-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Ready To Bolt On Tire & Wheel Package Saves Valuable Time & Money
      • Iconic American Racing Torq Thrust II Polished Wheels
      • Exceptional Performing Ultra High Performance All-Season Nitto Motivo Tires
      • Includes Road Force Balancing, Center Caps, Chrome Valve Stems, & 7/16" Chrome Lug Nuts

        SPECIFICATIONS:

        • Wheel Manufacturer: American Racing
        • Manufacturer Limited Warranty: Lifetime (Structural)
        • Wheel Construction: One Piece Cast Aluminum
        • Wheel Finish: Polished

        • Wheel Size, Front: 17"x7"
          • Wheel Bolt Pattern: 5x4.75"
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            • Eckler OEM Number: VN5157861VN5157761MB

      Description

    • Wheel Size, Rear: 17"x8"
      • Wheel Bolt Pattern: 5x4.75"
      • Wheel Offset: -11
      • Wheel Back Spacing: 4.07"
      • Wheel Center Bore Diameter: 3.27"
      • Wheel Load Rating: 1,580
    • Wheel Cleaning Notes: Clean a polished aluminum finish using mild dish soap and water; dry with a soft cloth. The appearance of polished wheels (that are not clear coated) will diminish over time unless they receive additional care and maintenance. After cleaning, apply a coat of soft, non-abrasive cream wax or wheel seal. A specially formulated custom wheel polish and wheel seal is recommended to retu

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