Lug nuts
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Lug nuts
Is there a lug nut that can be used in place of the factory ones, I recently purchased some new tires and a few had the aluminum caps destroyed in the removal of the tires? I am looking for something solid, no caps. I figure worst case I, can remove all of the caps and paint them silver. Thanks in advance.
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I got a complete set of 20 solid lugs (no caps) on ebay for $60. Great value. I like them better than stock because they are solid and won't get messed up like OEM ones.
EDIT: I can't find the listing anymore on ebay. But try contacting this ebay member: http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/usarim/
This is the seller I got mine through.
EDIT: I can't find the listing anymore on ebay. But try contacting this ebay member: http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/usarim/
This is the seller I got mine through.
Last edited by bballjames; 06-14-2013 at 10:32 AM.
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Most of the aftermarket or "different" lug nuts I had found were based on the thread count and the pitch (don't remember what that is, an auto parts store can tell you). Most were designed for aftermarket wheels and were much smaller than our factory lug nuts which would not fill the "holes" in the wheels or seat correctly when you tighten them down. I found a member here that had some for sale.
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Do yo know how bad the factory lugs will look with the caps removed and painted, something close to terrible.
Just buy your self a good set of guaranteed used lugs with the caps and make sure you always use the correct size socket and not impact wrench.
By the way our lugs, with out caps will rust.
Just buy your self a good set of guaranteed used lugs with the caps and make sure you always use the correct size socket and not impact wrench.
By the way our lugs, with out caps will rust.
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