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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 09:46 PM
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Evening ya'll. am looking at having the wheels refurbed in the near future and wish to protect my pride and joy with some good quality locking wheel nuts. Now I know a thieving scumbag will do there best but would like to do my best to prevent such an event occurring...... In the past I have gone cheap and cheerful and that got me no where, am looking at various types for the car assuming it is a m12 x1.25 thread. The ones I'm interested in are the McGard, seem to be well priced and have a good rep. Any feedback or info on these?? Thanks max
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Max, I've got these McGard STi wheel nuts and they are the mutts nuts.

They can only be removed by the special tool so I'm effect you have 20 locking wheel nuts.

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I've got them on mine max, very nice they are too, not cheap but you wouldn't want to have replace those wheels!! Think Ty has them too.
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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
Max, I've got these McGard STi wheel nuts and they are the mutts nuts.

They can only be removed by the special tool so I'm effect you have 20 locking wheel nuts.

firstly ty I cannot stop looking at how uncurbed the wheel is ......... that is stuff only dreams are made of!!
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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 10:12 PM
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I've got them on mine max, very nice they are too, not cheap but you wouldn't want to have replace those wheels!! Think Ty has them too.
true true they appear to be a tad expensive for a bit of alloy! well I don't want to be a copy cat but needs must....... ive only seen sets of 4 for sale. admittently I haven't looked hard, the exports assisting in that. I can assume that somewhere will sell a full set of twenty or ill have five different locking nut tools?!! ???
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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 10:16 PM
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http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=261433943905

Here you go Max, they are a set of 20.
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firstly ty I cannot stop looking at how uncurbed the wheel is ......... that is stuff only dreams are made of!!
That's either because I'm an exceptional driver or I've hardly used the car.
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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=261433943905

Here you go Max, they are a set of 20.
cheers ty, funnily enough that was the set I'd found but on .co.uk. still aint a bad price....... beats buying some steelies when the get pinched!!!
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Originally Posted by Mazy jazz
cheers ty, funnily enough that was the set I'd found but on .co.uk. still aint a bad price....... beats buying some steelies when the get pinched!!!
They're very good quality, get them bought Max as better to pay £95 for a set of quality nuts rather than having to replace a set of 4 wheels.
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Old Apr 18, 2014 | 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
They're very good quality, get them bought Max as better to pay £95 for a set of quality nuts rather than having to replace a set of 4 wheels.
yes true true, wont be getting wheels done just yet, gotta put some coin away after my recent expenses.............. gotta get me a money tree then all will be fine! Prob get the nuts tho, as said better than buying new wheels!

Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
That's either because I'm an exceptional driver or I've hardly used the car.
Exceptional driving surely

been looking at the places in hirwaun for powder coating/ refurbs that we may have spoken about. Got info on two places, can you remember the name of the one we spoke about..... PPS powdercoating or LA powdercoating? P.M me if you fancy. Robbie mentioned getting in touch with evil.soup as he thinks he sorted out a discount for the wheels, so im hunting for that at the mo!
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It's PPS Max, they just powder coated some brackets for me, very good price and quick turnaround.
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