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15 Inch Wheel Diameter, 10" Width, 4.5" Wheel Backspace

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    MFG. Part #50SC451
    Wheel Diameter15 Inch
    Width10"
    Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)5x4.75 in.
    Wheel Bolt Pattern (mm)5x120.65 mm
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    Bassett 50SC451 Details

    The classic Bassett Racing Wheel D-Hole center design is combined with our 15" diameter lightweight spun form rim shells and available in a variety of widths from 7" to 14" wide. Bassett produces the strongest, lightest and truest steel wheel shells on the market using its three in-house CNC metal spinning lathes. Lightweight and low runout (under .030") thanks to spun-form wheel shells produced in-houseReinforced torque ring and forged coining on center increases durabilityThe 5/8" valve stem hole is located behind the center to avoid clippingLarger D-holes are designed to facilitate handling and lower pit stop times NOTE: For easier tire mounting, these wheels do not have a tire safety bead. For dirt applications, make sure you select a wheel with a safety bead at the time of order.

    Bassett 50SC451 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #50SC451
    BrandBassett
    Wheel Diameter15 Inch
    Width10"
    Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)5x4.75 in.
    Wheel Bolt Pattern (mm)5x120.65 mm
    Wheel Backspace4.5"
    Wheel Material TypeSteel
    Wheel Backspace Range4.500" - 4.999"
    FinishPowder Coated
    ColorBlack
    Beadlock IncludedNo
    Material TypeSteel
    Bolt Pattern5 on 4.75"
    Diameter15"
    GENERAL
    Sold in QuantityEach
    BeadlockNo

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