H&R Trak+ Wheel Spacers 20mm 4/114.3 for Nissan Cube 2010-2013
H&R TRAK+?? Wheel Spacers (Part Number: 4064660)
The H&R TRAK+?? Wheel Spacers are designed to give your Nissan Cube (2010 and newer) a more aggressive stance by moving the wheels outward for a flush fit with the fenders. This adjustment not only enhances the vehicle's appearance but also optimizes handling and stability, making it a popular choice among automotive enthusiasts.
Key Features
- Wider Stance: Increase your vehicle's track width with these 20mm spacers for improved aesthetics and performance.
- Hubcentric Design: The spacers are designed to fit perfectly on the hub, ensuring even load distribution and stability.
- Durable Construction: Made from a lightweight aluminum/magnesium alloy, these spacers are engineered to withstand high-stress conditions while minimizing weight.
- Simple Installation: Designed for easy installation, making it a hassle-free upgrade for your Nissan Cube.
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Specifications:
- Bolt Pattern: 4/114.3
- Center Bore: 66.1mm
- Thread Type: 12x1.25
- Spacer Type: DRM
- Width: 20mm
Fitment Information
These spacers are specifically compatible with the Nissan Cube (2010-present). They are designed to fill the gap in your fenders, ensuring that your wheels sit flush and look great.
Installation Notes
When installing the H&R TRAK+?? Wheel Spacers, ensure that the depth of the spacer is appropriate for your wheel studs. If the spacers are thinner than the length of your standard studs, your wheels must have small cavities in the mounting pad to accommodate them. If your wheels do not have these cavities, it may be necessary to shorten the standard studs to prevent them from extending beyond the spacer height.
Customer Feedback
Many users have reported a noticeable improvement in their vehicle's stance and handling after installing the H&R TRAK+?? Wheel Spacers. Enthusiasts appreciate the quality and fitment, making these spacers a trusted choice for enhancing their Nissan Cube's performance and appearance.
Fitment
- Nissan Cube (2010-2014)