Lug nuts
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Lug nuts
I was wondering if there is a certain size lug nut that we are supposed to use on our cars for example 12mmX1.50, 12mmX1.75 14mm etc.
Re: Lug nuts
for mx-3 is 12x1.50<p>check out kyokugen lug nuts , they r light weight and not expensive.
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Re: Lug nuts
Actually the lug nuts can be different sizes, mostly depending on your rims. For instance, my rims have to have special "tuner" lugs that are much smaller in outer diameter than normal lugs. The inside diameter (where the threads are) is the same.
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Re: Lug nuts
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Len-Dogg:
Actually the lug nuts can be different sizes, mostly depending on your rims. For instance, my rims have to have special "tuner" lugs that are much smaller in outer diameter than normal lugs. The inside diameter (where the threads are) is the same.<hr></blockquote><p>
He was talking about thread pitch, which does NOT change.
Actually the lug nuts can be different sizes, mostly depending on your rims. For instance, my rims have to have special "tuner" lugs that are much smaller in outer diameter than normal lugs. The inside diameter (where the threads are) is the same.<hr></blockquote><p>
He was talking about thread pitch, which does NOT change.
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