O.Z. Super Turismo Evos
10 January 2001, 01:45 PM
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Mike Tuckwood,
I have been told that the standard subaru wheel nuts do not fit on the SuperT EVO's is this correct? If so, what wheel nuts do you recommend that don't stick out like a roman chariot
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Sorry to whittle on, but what locking wheel nuts sit well with the nuts you recommend?
I have been searching for a decent set of nuts for ages....(no pun's please!)
Andy....sorry to steal your thread!
I have been told that the standard subaru wheel nuts do not fit on the SuperT EVO's is this correct? If so, what wheel nuts do you recommend that don't stick out like a roman chariot
?Sorry to whittle on, but what locking wheel nuts sit well with the nuts you recommend?
I have been searching for a decent set of nuts for ages....(no pun's please!)
Andy....sorry to steal your thread!
10 January 2001, 02:11 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Jacko:
<B>Mike Tuckwood,
I have been told that the standard subaru wheel nuts do not fit on the SuperT EVO's is this correct? If so, what wheel nuts do you recommend that don't stick out like a roman chariot ?[/quote]
Mine fit fine??
<B>Mike Tuckwood,
I have been told that the standard subaru wheel nuts do not fit on the SuperT EVO's is this correct? If so, what wheel nuts do you recommend that don't stick out like a roman chariot
?[/quote]Mine fit fine??
10 January 2001, 03:11 PM
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Jacko, no probs - I'm interested in any problems with these or other wheels since Im considering changing mine
BTW, I have seen a Japanese O.Z. wheel catalog and they list these wheels with offset of ET 48mm which is much closer to the recommended ET52.5mm.
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BTW, I have seen a Japanese O.Z. wheel catalog and they list these wheels with offset of ET 48mm which is much closer to the recommended ET52.5mm.
Same information is on
10 January 2001, 03:12 PM
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Jacko, no probs - I'm interested in any problems with these or other wheels since Im considering changing mine
BTW, I have seen a Japanese O.Z. wheel catalog and they list these wheels with offset of ET 48mm which is much closer to the recommended ET52.5mm.
Same information is on
BTW, I have seen a Japanese O.Z. wheel catalog and they list these wheels with offset of ET 48mm which is much closer to the recommended ET52.5mm.
Same information is on
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10 January 2001, 04:05 PM
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I raised this with the importer some time ago, the Offset is also stamped on the wheel as 48mm but they assured me regardless of that that it is 45mm. Either way they are both within useable parameters so hey whatever. 
The wheels we supply come with new wheel nuts.
Mike.
The wheels we supply come with new wheel nuts.
Mike.
11 January 2001, 02:47 PM
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Mike, I already have a set of SuperT EVO's but was not supplied any wheel nuts. Therefore do you know where I can get wheel and locking nuts to fit (without sticking out like a Roman chariot). I am currently using open ended nuts that look awful 
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Please help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, your my only hope...(2 much Star wars me thinks!)
. Please help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, your my only hope...(2 much Star wars me thinks!)
11 January 2001, 09:19 PM
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Don't want to alarm you but if you are using open ended nuts they MAY be totally wrong and cause a wheel to come off. Are you SURE they are technically correct for the wheels - (ignoring what they look like) - what did they come off?
As for the correct nuts - if they should have been supplied with the wheels - ask whoever supplied the wheels to give you the right nuts....
[This message has been edited by Dave T-S (edited 11 January 2001).]
As for the correct nuts - if they should have been supplied with the wheels - ask whoever supplied the wheels to give you the right nuts....
[This message has been edited by Dave T-S (edited 11 January 2001).]
11 January 2001, 11:46 PM
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SAM.
OZ Super T's are not (off the shelf) available in any colour other than GOLD.
Jacko, I'll try and find out cost of wheel nuts to match yours tomorrow (may not be possible as my suppliers are at the Autosport show)?
Mike.
OZ Super T's are not (off the shelf) available in any colour other than GOLD.
Jacko, I'll try and find out cost of wheel nuts to match yours tomorrow (may not be possible as my suppliers are at the Autosport show)?
Mike.
16 January 2001, 08:18 AM
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Mike and others,
sorry to lead you a merry dance. After seeing JohnD's vehicle the other night, I bit the bullet and bought some new Scooby wheel nuts and new lockers. THEY ALL FIT FINE! Sorry for my ignorance but when told by two independant wheel suppliers that 19mm A/F wouldn't fit...I for my sins....BELIEVED THEM!
p.s. Muppetdom is a nice place!
sorry to lead you a merry dance. After seeing JohnD's vehicle the other night, I bit the bullet and bought some new Scooby wheel nuts and new lockers. THEY ALL FIT FINE! Sorry for my ignorance but when told by two independant wheel suppliers that 19mm A/F wouldn't fit...I for my sins....BELIEVED THEM!
p.s. Muppetdom is a nice place!
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