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Trusted since 1956 and made 100% in the US, American Racing custom wheels delivers high-performance wheels for both the track and the streets. The #1 dealer for Vintage, ATX series wheels, Modern, AR Forged, and the infamous Torq Thrust. Why American Racing? One word
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Dimension:
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Dimensions represent the diameter and width in inches. The first number is the diameter. The
second number is the width. These dimensions should match your vehicle's requirements, which can typically
be found in your vehicle's manual, the driver's side door jamb, or even on the tire itself.
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20"x10.5" |
| Offset: ? Offset of a rim is like the positioning of a shelf on a wall bracket. It's where the wheel connects to your car. Think of it as how far the wheel sticks out or tucks in. To measure the offset, you can look at the distance between the centerline of the wheel and the part that connects to the car. You can often find this information in your car's manual, or a professional at a tire shop can measure it for you. |
22mm |
| Lugs: ? Lugs, or lug nuts, are the fasteners used to secure a wheel to the vehicle. They are screwed onto the vehicle's wheel studs, holding the wheel in place. The number of lugs typically corresponds to the number of holes in the wheel's center and varies depending on the vehicle's make and model. |
5 |
| Diameter: ? Diameter of a rim is the measurement across the wheel from one end to the other, passing through the center. Usually measured in inches, it determines the size of the tire that fits the rim. The diameter is a critical factor in the overall size and fitment of the wheel on a vehicle, affecting both aesthetics and performance.
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20" |
| Finish: ? Finish is the color of the wheel |
Gloss Black With Gray Tint |
| Material: ? Material The substance your wheel is made of, affecting its weight, durability, and appearance. Choices often include alloy, steel, and carbon fiber. |
Cast Aluminum |
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