Wheels nuts for redlines
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Wheels nuts for redlines
i bought some inovit redlines second hand, just had them refurbed, took them to get the tyres fitted and balanced and the wheels fitted to my scoob to realise the standard fat nuts wont fit in them and have been told i need some thin/long ones..can anybody point me in direction of some asap?
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Yep, you do need different ones. I've got redlines and they have thinner bolts and are the locking key type... dont think they came with the alloys, bought separate from Revolution
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Have a chat with Maggs (Top bloke )I'm sure he can sort you out. If not try scoobyparts;
http://scoobyparts.co.uk/acatalog/LI...__KEY_SET.html
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ahhhhh so confused, lookin at some i cant tell if they would fit or not, the D2 ones that jameswrx look the best so far..
@JamesWRX do you have those nuts installed in redlines or different alloys?
@JamesWRX do you have those nuts installed in redlines or different alloys?
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D1 Spec nuts fit them. Get internal drive ones though
http://www.epracing.co.uk/Performanc.../p-76-161-230/
http://www.epracing.co.uk/Performanc.../p-76-161-230/
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Internal drive have an allen key type thing that goes on the inside of the nut rather than a traditional socket that goes on the outside, this then has a nut on the end so you can use your wheel brace. Internal drive are used for wheels with a smaller hole around the nut.
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Just for the record these are internal drive, means the hole that the nut sits in does not ahve to be big enough to get a wheel brace in and around the nut, the wheel brace can be as big as you like because it will be connected to the nut outside of the hole.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/20-internal-dr...item518d720658
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/20-internal-dr...item518d720658
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So,to reserect this thread, are we saying that the McGuard locking wheel nuts i have wont be any use on this wheel, id need to buy new/different locking wheel nuts ?
seems a shame as i currently have 2 per wheel LOL
any info appreciated
seems a shame as i currently have 2 per wheel LOL
any info appreciated
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