- 6061 billet aluminum
- Lug centric design
- Bolt pattern: 5 x 4.75" / 5 x 120.65mm
- Hub center bore: 70.5mm
- 12 x 1.5mm metric studs, pre-installed
Wheel Spacer 5 x 4.75 Inch (5 x 120.65 mm) 12mm Studs
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- 5x4.75 Bolt Pattern (5x120.65 Metric)
- Fits 12x1.5mm Thread Lugs
- Lug centric design for wheels using tapered lug seats
- 6061 billet aluminum spacer with heat-treated steel studs
- Lug nuts included for spacer-to-hub mounting
Be sure to choose thickness and quantity before ordering
Description
Wheel spacer with a 5 x 4.75" (5 x 120.65mm) bolt pattern and 12 x 1.5mm studs, for GM cars. 50 Caliber Racing precision CNC milled wheel spacers are what you need to complete your custom wheel install safely. Available in several bolt patterns and thicknesses to fit virtually every car or truck ever made.
Specifications
What's Included
- 12 x 1.5mm studs, pre-installed
- Lug nuts for mounting the wheel to the spacer
Features
- Easy installation
- Lifetime warranty
Size and Fitment
Fits the following General Motors vehicles:
Buick
- Riviera FWD (1979-1985)
Cadillac
- Eldorado (1979-1985)
- Seville (1976-1980)
- XLR (2004-2009)
- XLR-V (2004-2009)
Chevy / Chevrolet
- Camaro (1982-2002)
- Corvette (1984-2015)
- S-10 Pickup, S-10 Blazer (1982-2004)
GMC
- Jimmy (1982-2002)
- Sonoma 2WD (1991-2004)
- Typhoon, Syclone (1992-1993)
Oldsmobile
- Bravada (1991-2001)
Pontiac
- Firebird, Trans Am (1982-2002)
It may be possible to use these on older GM 5 x 4.75" vehicles, but those typically have 7/16" studs, requiring different lug nuts and, depending on wheel choice, possibly enlargement of the lug holes.
Note
- These spacers are lug centric and are not compatible with hub-centric wheels.
- Some vehicles above use a different lug size or thread pitch, so measure your vehicle before purchasing.
- Installation requires one set of open end tapered lug nuts to bolt the spacer to the vehicle. Most factory lug nuts are not compatible. These are not included and are sold separately.
- You may need to modify your existing studs if they protrude past the surface of the spacers.












