RAPID RABBIT

iTrader: (10)

Hi
Has anyone had any problems with these. Done a track day and one wheel came lose, fortunately was able to return to pits and re torque. I torque'd them to 70 lbs them up to 80 after it came lose. The rest of them have now gone tight on the threads. Thinking of running a tap throughout to clean them, or bin them?

chrisdicko

iTrader: (21)

Mine are crap, and I'm going to replace mine asap.

95turbowagon

iTrader: (17)

i had a problem when coming to remove them, mine were the long style and when undoing them they twisted.

They were quickly removed and replaced with rays locking nuts.

Metal Dorks

They are officially ****e. They twist, the treads break off... I've had a newly refurbed wheel come off and overtake me on a bend! Also on a motorway 3 wheel nuts flew off and the last was held on by nothing more than luck.

Don't put your life at risk.. buy rays and be safe :nod:

DonNedly

iTrader: (10)

you really should use a deep socket to stop them twisting.
Lots of fakes out there too.

rob84

iTrader: (5)

to be honest there ****e mate, My wheels were forever coming loose, I even blamed my next door neighbour for loosening them lol. Mcguard spline drive nuts are awesome www.lugshack.com

initialD

iTrader: (2)

very lucky i read this thread ! as i was thinking of getting them

wrathchild_78

iTrader: (3)

I was about to buy some last week and I didn't just because I bought some sills....Guess I am lucky!

thx for letting us know about their quality