JEGS
Sport Torque Wheel [Size: 15" x 8"] Polished Lip with Black Spokes
555-670114
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15" x 8"
JEGS How to Measure Wheel Fitment click here
JEGS 555-670114 Sport Torque Wheel Features:
- One-Piece Aluminum Construction
- Polished Outer Lip
- Gloss Black Spokes
- Chrome Snap-In Center Cap with JEGS Logo
- Replacement Center Caps can be found here
JEGS 555-670114 Sport Torque Wheel Notes:
- These wheels are machined for standard Acorn Style Lug Nuts and are sold separately (See Lug Nut Chart Below). A JEGS thin wall socket is required for installation 555-W32902.
- If desired, JEGS Spline Drive Acorn Style Lug Nuts are available (Click Here). These lug nuts require a JEGS thin wall spline drive socket for installation 555-65446 or 555-65460.
FAQ
What is the difference between offset and backspacing?
- Offset and backspacing are both critical measurements that determine how a wheel fits on a vehicle. Offset refers to the distance from the wheel's mounting surface to its centerline. Positive offset means the mounting surface is closer to the face of the wheel, while negative offset means it's closer to the inside of the wheel. Backspacing, on the other hand, is the distance from the wheel's mounting surface to the back edge of the wheel. Both measurements affect the wheel's position in relation to the vehicle's fenders and suspension components.
Are one-piece aluminum wheels lighter than 2-piece?
- Yes, one-piece aluminum wheels, such as the JEGS Sort Torque Wheels, are typically lighter than two-piece wheels. One-piece wheels are made from a single block of aluminum, resulting in a uniform construction that reduces weight. This lighter weight not only enhances vehicle performance by reducing unsprung weight but also contributes to improved handling and fuel efficiency.
Do I need hub centric rings for aftermarket wheels?
- Hub centric rings are essential for ensuring proper fitment when installing aftermarket wheels. These rings fill the gap between the vehicle's hub and the center bore of the wheel, ensuring that the wheel is centered properly. While some aftermarket wheels may have a hub-centric design, others may require hub centric rings to prevent vibrations and ensure a secure fit. It's crucial to use the correct size and type of hub centric rings for your specific vehicle and wheel combination.
Do I need special lug nuts for aftermarket wheels?
- Yes, it's important to use lug nuts that are compatible with your aftermarket wheels. Aftermarket wheels often have different lug nut seat designs compared to factory wheels, so using the right lug nuts ensures proper fitment and prevents damage to the wheels. Additionally, some aftermarket wheels may require tapered or conical lug nuts to match the wheel's lug nut seats for optimal security and safety.
Specifications:
Will these fit a 1967 Camaro SS convertible
Will these wheels fit a 1977 corvette
Will these fit an 1981 Corvette?
Hi. Will these fit a 1955 Chevy pickup 2nd series 3100?
Will this fit 1987 Nissan 300zx non turbo? Thanks
I need a 15x7 front and 15x8 rear for a 66 Mustang will these fit?
Will these fit a 1990 ford f 150?
Will these rims fit on a 69 Camaro? Also I want to get 14” for front and 15” for back and what lug nuts do I need
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