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Aluminium Hub Centric Spigot Rings Set of 4
Aluminium Hub Centric Spigot Rings Set of 4
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Full set of 4 aluminium hub centric spigot rings.
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Spigot rings are designed to ensure your aftermarket wheels fit snugly and securely, spigot rings are vital to ensure that your car is safe to drive. Fitting aftermarket wheels without spigot rings can cause damage to your vehicle and result in vibrations through the steering or chassis.
Aluminium spigot rings are stronger than plastic, they can withstand more stress and will ensure a quality driving experience due to inability to crack, split or disintegrate. They are ideal for track and motorsport applications.
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