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KYO-EI RACING COMPOSITE R40 M12 X P1.5 (NUT SET) RC-01K

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KYO-EI RACING COMPOSITE R40 M12 X P1.5 (NUT SET) RC-01KBrand KYO EI Product Number RC 01K Product Description Size: M12 P1. 5 _x000D_ Color: Glorious Black _x000D_ 20pcs _x000D_ screw diameter: M12 P1. 5 or P1. 25 _x000D_ overall length: 44mm _x000D_ width across flats: 17HEX _x000D_ taper seat: 60 degrees _x000D_ Tsuba: 22mm _x000D_ nut per weight: 40g _x000D_ specifications: through nut _x000D_ JAN code: 4965581 158501 Remarks High end products "Racing Composite R40" material of racing nut, chromium

Brand
KYO-EI
Product Number
RC-01K
Product Description
Size: M12 × P1.5
_x000D_ Color: Glorious Black
_x000D_ 20pcs
_x000D_ screw diameter: M12 P1.5 or P1.25
_x000D_ overall length: 44mm
_x000D_ width across flats: 17HEX
_x000D_ taper seat: 60 degrees
_x000D_ Tsuba径: 22mm
_x000D_ nut per weight: 40g
_x000D_ specifications: through nut
_x000D_ JAN code: 4965581 158501
Remarks
High-end products "Racing Composite R40" material of racing nut, chromium molybdenum steel with ultra-strength (SCM435 forging) can be practical to adopt the harsh race scene, lighter cutting wasteful meat from the small-diameter 17HEX and saliva to HEX achieve (about 40g)! In addition free of the tapered collar to prevent the loosening of the screw will not set securely to the vehicle body of the wheel becomes a washer. Color, is a gem as well as two types of possible choice wheel of the accessories of the Glorious black and Neokuro (titanium coating, Rainbow). Since
_x000D_ design registration No. 1192260 / USA PAT. D510259
_x000D_ ● the color and the body has been in free, prevent the deflection 60 ° taper core of screws and bolts.
_x000D_ become a washer effect color is a free ●, the screw is difficult to loose.
_x000D_ ● installed, in order to smooth the wrench operation at the time of desorption, adopted a large radius to the hexagonal top.
_x000D_ ● thorough weight reduction by aluminum color (A7075-T6 material).
_x000D_ ● nut body using a cemented carbide material (SCM435) forging, the strongest of hardness.
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