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Bassett Chrome 15 Inch Wheel - 15x8, 5 on 5 D-Hole, Non Beadlock

Price:$94.99
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Bassett Chrome 15 Inch Wheel - 15x8, 5 on 5 D-Hole, Non Beadlock
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Bassett brought back the 15 x 8 D-Hole style 15 inch wheel for the IMCA and asphalt markets featuring the same high quality spun-form shell as the Inertia Advantage wheel, but at a more economical price.

  • 15 Inch Wheel
  • 8 Inch Width
  • 5 on 5 Inch Bolt Pattern
  • Light weight, yet strong enough for 3500 lbs. stock cars
  • Spun-form shell provides the lowest runout on market (under .030") for better handling
  • Valve stem behind center in window
  • Beaded Shell to prevent tires from rolling off, very durable

IMCA Approved

Learn more about determining the proper wheel offset, torque sequence, and bolt pattern for your application by reading our tech article. Racing Wheel Principles.

 

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