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Circuit Performance CP25 16×8.5 Silver 4×100/4×114.3 [+22mm]

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Circuit Performance CP25 16×8.5 Silver 4×100/4×114.3 [+22mm]WEIGHT 18. 5 lbs DIMENSIONS 17 17 10. 5 in WHEEL STYLE CP25 WHEEL SIZE 168. 5 WHEEL BOLT PATTERN 4100, 4114. 3 WHEEL OFFSET 22mm BACKSPACING 5. 62 in. CENTERBORE 73. 1mm COLOR Silver LIP SPECS 3. 5" Machined Stepped Lip LOAD RATING 1580 lbs APPROXIMATE WHEEL WEIGHT 18. 5 lbs JWL VIA CERTIFIED Yes WHEEL CONSTRUCTION Cast REQUIRED LUG NUT TYPE Tuner Style REPLACEMENT CENTER CAP CAP 003CH WHEEL DESIGN 8 Spoke, Deep Dish, Dual Drilled, Stepped Lip

WEIGHT 18.5 lbs
DIMENSIONS 17 × 17 × 10.5 in
WHEEL STYLE

CP25

WHEEL SIZE

16×8.5

WHEEL BOLT PATTERN

4×100, 4×114.3

WHEEL OFFSET

22mm

BACKSPACING

5.62 in.

CENTERBORE

73.1mm

COLOR

Silver

LIP SPECS

3.5" Machined Stepped Lip

LOAD RATING

1580 lbs

APPROXIMATE WHEEL WEIGHT

18.5 lbs

JWL/VIA CERTIFIED

Yes

WHEEL CONSTRUCTION

Cast

REQUIRED LUG NUT TYPE

Tuner Style

REPLACEMENT CENTER CAP

CAP-003CH

WHEEL DESIGN

8-Spoke, Deep Dish, Dual Drilled, 

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an awesome comic .highly recommended to people who like star wars and kylo ren
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