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Lug Nuts - Geez
So I have a set of tires and wheels coming. Enkei PF01 in silver. Going on my Firestorm FRS.
Gonna show my age here but I'm used to buying a set of standard chrome acorn lug nuts and calling it good. The choices out there for the Scion are dizzying. I'm thinking I want a set of black or red nuts and closed end. From there I am lost on length, style, design..... Can someone recommend a quality brand, secure, size, from there? |
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Gorilla has some black closed end one's you can get, if you want to spend more Muteki has red, black, etc closed end also. Make sure you get 12x1.25
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I just went with black Rays 17 Hex (steel) lugs. Little pricey for steel lug nuts but Rays usually make high quality stuff. Gorilla makes good and cheaper closed end lugs
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Whats all the different drive styles about, splined, keyed, etc... Advantages or gimmicks?
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Just make sure you buy aftermarket specific lug nuts since OEM lugs won't perfectly mate up with aftermarket wheels. Also make sure it's the correct threading |
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Most tuner style nuts are splined but they all use the same key so they don't offer any protection without a lock.
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Got my tire/wheel package from Tire Rack. It came with a set of nickle gorilla nuts. Same ones I ordered in black.
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