tuner wheel nuts
04 April 2014, 04:31 PM
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tuner wheel nuts
I am looking for some pictures of tuner wheel nuts on cars so I can actually see what they look like as in do they cover up the bolt or can you see the bolt at the back of them etc.....
thinking of some good black ones on my wheels but do I need to paint the end of the bolts so you only see black
thinking of some good black ones on my wheels but do I need to paint the end of the bolts so you only see black
04 April 2014, 05:28 PM
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I am assuming that either everyone just keep normal nuts n the cars as I want to see some pics of tuner wheel nuts on a car / wheel...... I know what they look like and can see millions of pics of them on website and ebay etc but none on cars
is there a reason why none are shown on cars ????????????
is there a reason why none are shown on cars ????????????
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04 April 2014, 07:41 PM
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( not a fan of internal spline's )
Regardless of manufacturer
Can lead to real problems if not freq removed ( cleaned etc
No probs if it's a show car & u live in Nevada
But me personally ( & we all have our preferable )
I wouldn't use internals for a every day car in this climate , unless like I say , u remove your wheels freq
Don't let me put you off tho , if that's what you want - go for it
Regardless of manufacturer
Can lead to real problems if not freq removed ( cleaned etc
No probs if it's a show car & u live in Nevada
But me personally ( & we all have our preferable )
I wouldn't use internals for a every day car in this climate , unless like I say , u remove your wheels freq
Don't let me put you off tho , if that's what you want - go for it
04 April 2014, 09:30 PM
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There is a load of choices out there
I use Work emotion RS closed lugs
Not the RS- R or RS-Z wich are open end
But if I was like you , & wanted the open end
I Would still personally go work emotion over tuner every day of the week ...
Hope this helps
I use Work emotion RS closed lugs
Not the RS- R or RS-Z wich are open end
But if I was like you , & wanted the open end
I Would still personally go work emotion over tuner every day of the week ...
Hope this helps
05 April 2014, 07:54 AM
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No reason, I imported a set that match my summer wheels but I am using my winter wheels, hopefully pop them on in the summers, but they need to be removed and cleaned often
05 April 2014, 10:59 AM
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OP - I've used the wheels nuts pictured above and no, you can't see the hub stud.
These are CDF titanium studs which are similar...,
Paul.
These are CDF titanium studs which are similar...,
Paul.
Last edited by 4evernewbie; 05 April 2014 at 11:02 AM.
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