Ok guys try search already and nothing. So I install the extended ARP wheel studs, and I order a gorrila kit close ended lug nut, did not work find out the hard way. Everyone is telling me that I needs to be anything open ended 12mm x 1.5 for honda/acura will work. Not my case, I had a set of 12mm x 1.5 that are open ended but the problem is that this set uses a special key and this key goes on the inside hole of the lug nut and as you are turning the lug nut being that the wheel stud is longer, the stud itself pushes the key adapter out making it impossible to screw the lug nut. So now im asking you guys, which type do I need to get, I know its gotta be open ended, Im asuming the sizes got to be 12mm x 1.5, but the adaptar key CAN'T GO ON INSIDE OF THE LUG NUT, it has to go on the outside and im asuming that the key adaptor has to be long enougth so that when the stud is screwing all the way it doesn't pushes the adaptor key out or the lug nut it self has to be long enougth.

Hope you guys are not confuse by what Im trying to explain here, I NEED HELP,
today.
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you need the lugnuts that are open ended. usualy, a 19mm lugnut. skunk2, blox, spoon, hyame, mugen, rays, kics, etc... sells them as well as so many other companies.

 

Yup, just get open-ended lug nuts, and don't worry about getting wheel locks.

The lug nuts mentioned above will work if you have aftermarket wheels, which usually have a tapered seating area. If you have Honda/Acura brand wheels, you will need to get open-ended lug nuts with the ball-shaped seating area, such as Honda part number 90381-SV1-901.

 

thank you guys, now I just have to find out seating surface (e.g. flat seat, cone seat, shank style, etc). Also I want them in black. Damm I wonder if summit racing will take them back. Thats another thing, the Gorrillas lug nuts that I got said that they are to be used on after market tuner wheels, but for some reason they were scratching the inside holes of the rims a little bit, in the other hand before I install my extended ARP lug nut, I had the same rims install and I was using a 12mm x 1.5 open ended and they work perfectly, with the stock wheel stud. One of the diffrence between this two set is that one is open ended and the other, gorrilla lug nut are not, but besides that the gorrilla lug nut had a angle at the end, is this what it means when it says, cone seat, shank style? Anyway I need this badly now I just have to look for pricing, also are they all made out of aluminium? Any problem with the tread getting damage? I figure since the wheel studs are made of heavy material I should try to get tunner lug nut of the same material, what do you think?

Any way guys thanks a lot for the info, you have been very informative.

 

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"Shank style" lug nuts have a long stalk, or shank, which extends the six-sided part (that the socket grips) out away from the wheel:



Most other lug nuts have no shank:



"Cone seat" refers to the shape of the seat, or seating area. This is the area that comes into contact with the wheel, and the shape of the seating area on the lug nut needs to be the same as the shape of the seating area on the wheel. It is usually cone/conical/tapered on aftermarket wheels, and ball-shaped/spherical on Honda/Acura brand wheels:

 

RAYS longnut are not open at the end!

 

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"Shank style" lug nuts have a long stalk, or shank, which extends the six-sided part (that the socket grips) out away from the wheel:



Most other lug nuts have no shank:



"Cone seat" refers to the shape of the seat, or seating area. This is the area that comes into contact with the wheel, and the shape of the seating area on the lug nut needs to be the same as the shape of the seating area on the wheel. It is usually cone/conical/tapered on aftermarket wheels, and ball-shaped/spherical on Honda/Acura brand wheels:


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Excellent info man, thanks.

 

ok I order some visions 12mm x 1.5 lug nut. there were black, open ended BUTTTTTTTTT were conical tapered which made them impossible to go thru the holes of my after market rims. are there any open ended lug nut in black 12mm x 1.5 that are flat seat that will work with my rims? help me out guys, I don't want to keep buying lug nuts.