Precision European Motorwerks
Precision European Motorwerks wheel spacers 1.0" 4x101.6 61.25mm 1/2-20 silver set of 2
Two 1.0-inch thick wheel spacers with a 4x101.6 bolt pattern and 61.25mm hub bore widen track width for golf carts and ATVs
- ColorSilver
- 0 inch thickness widens track for better stability
- 4x101.6 bolt pattern fits many golf carts and ATVs
- 25mm hub bore centres wheel precisely on hub
- Aerospace billet aluminium with anodising resists corrosion
- Includes 10.9 grade heat-treated studs for secure fastening
1.0" 4x101.6 wheel spacers
Two silver anodised aluminium spacers, each 25 mm thick, widen the track on golf carts and ATVs using a 4x101.6 or 4x100 bolt pattern. They come as a set of two with heat-treated 10.9 grade studs and a 61.25 mm centre bore.
Fitment checks before installation
The vehicle hub bore must not exceed 61.25 mm and its studs must be 1/2-20 thread and shorter than 25 mm; longer studs need grinding. You also need at least 25 mm of clearance between the fender and the existing wheel and tyre assembly.
Golf cart and ATV owners seeking wider stance
These spacers suit owners who want to fit larger rims or wider tyres for better stability and a more aggressive look. They are not for vehicles with hub bores larger than 61.25 mm, different bolt patterns or stud threads, or builds where fender clearance is already tight.
Highlights
- 0 inch thickness widens track for better stability
- 4x101.6 bolt pattern fits many golf carts and ATVs
- 25mm hub bore centres wheel precisely on hub
- Aerospace billet aluminium with anodising resists corrosion
- Includes 10.9 grade heat-treated studs for secure fastening
Specifications
| Brand | RockTrix |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
How much clearance do I need between the fender and the wheel to run these 1.0" thick spacers?
You need at least 1.0" (25mm) of space between your fender and your wheel/tire for the spacers to fit.
Will the supplied 10.9 grade studs handle the heat and stress of all-day driving?
The heat-treated 10.9 grade carbon steel studs are designed for high strength and durability under sustained loads.
What hub centre bore must my vehicle have for these 61.25mm spacers to sit correctly?
Your vehicle's centre bore must be no larger than 61.25mm so the spacer locates properly on the hub.
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