Eibach Black 30mm Pair Wheel Pro-Spacer Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD Extended Range 2021-2023

Eibach and S90-4-30-029-B

Eibach’s Pro-Spacer wheel spacers provide fine tuning for precise fitment of wheels and tires delivering increased track-width and improved styling. Widen Your Stance – For Better Handling.

Features:

< li >Made from High-Strength Aircraft-Aluminum Alloy.

< li >Precision Engineered Hub-Centric – for Perfect Fit and Wheel Balance.

< li >Reduced Weight Compared to Steel Wheel Spacers.

< li >Kit Includes 2 Spacers and all necessary mounting hardware.

< li >Million-Mile Warranty

Fitment:

< li >Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD Extended Range 2021-2023

Note:

< li >When using 15mm wheel spacers there must be at least 14mm minimum cut-outs in the wheel to take up the original bolts, (when using 20mm spacers, 9mm minimum cut-out, when using 25mm spacers 4mm minimum cut-outs). If this isn’t the case, shorter bolts must be used. (System 5, 6). Otherwise the use of this spacers is not possible. 30mm Spacer / Bolt Pattern 5×108 / Hub Center 63.3

< li >We do not guarantee fitment, height or warranties on unlisted applications.

The S90-4-30-029-B and Eibach Black 30mm Pair Wheel Pro-Spacer Ford Mustang Mach-E AWD Extended Range 2021-2023

With the S90-4-30-029-B model, Eibach ensures that performance enthusiasts can achieve the perfect stance for their Ford Mustang Mach-E. The precision engineering of the Pro-Spacer allows for a seamless integration with your vehicle???s existing setup. Not only do these spacers enhance the aesthetic appeal of your ride, but they also improve handling dynamics by widening the track width, which is crucial for cornering stability.

Choosing Eibach means investing in quality and performance. The S90-4-30-029-B spacers are a testament to Eibach’s commitment to excellence in automotive suspension and wheel fitment. Whether you’re on the track or cruising the streets, these spacers will provide the reliability and performance you expect from one of the industry’s leading brands.

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