5x100 hubcentric wheel spacers.

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    I have some hubcentric wheel spacers I bought off a member a year ago. They have corrosion on them from being in contact with the rotor. One had to get some tlc to remove. Just a few marks.

    1in space.

    $125 shipped. No original boxes. Pics are to come soon.
     
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    Where you located?
     
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    Do these come with any lug nuts or thin wall sockets?
     
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    Willmar mn. But I bounce between there and mankato.

    Only the tapered nuts that holds these onto the rotor.
     
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    Do you have to change out your wheel studs for these to fit?
     
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    No. Just torque the plates on then torque the wheels on.
     
    Bnuts01, Dec 14, 2014
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