What Lugnuts for Slipstreams on my R?
I'm using Kyokugens on mine. If I got to choose again, I'd get the volk lugs though, the kyos have been coming loose quite easily (while on the track), even to the point there the wheel was moving and making noise. I torqued them to 80 lbs. but 4/5 on one wheel were finger-loose. I just heard that they need to be torqued past spec, anyone have any similar experiences?
My only other complaint is that the key will get stuck on the lugs, it feels like it turns over the flats, but it's not too hard to get off. Other than that they're pretty damn light and they look good, I got the black ones. Don't forget to put anti-sieze on the studs.
My only other complaint is that the key will get stuck on the lugs, it feels like it turns over the flats, but it's not too hard to get off. Other than that they're pretty damn light and they look good, I got the black ones. Don't forget to put anti-sieze on the studs.
.....just get anything with a taper seat.
spoon, rays, kyokugen, mcgard, gorilla, etc...
i've never heard of anyone putting anti-sieze on their studs sackdz... maybe that's why they're coming loose?
[Modified by Black R, 12:38 PM 6/6/2002]
spoon, rays, kyokugen, mcgard, gorilla, etc...
i've never heard of anyone putting anti-sieze on their studs sackdz... maybe that's why they're coming loose?
[Modified by Black R, 12:38 PM 6/6/2002]
i've never heard of anyone putting anti-sieze on their studs trooth... maybe that's why they're coming loose?
i've never heard of anyone putting anti-sieze on their studs trooth... maybe that's why they're coming loose?
::scratches head:: I was just looking for recommendations... wasn't complaining. heh.
I'm using Kyokugens on mine. .... I torqued them to 80 lbs. but 4/5 on one wheel were finger-loose. I just heard that they need to be torqued past spec, anyone have any similar experiences?
My only other complaint is that the key will get stuck on the lugs, it feels like it turns over the flats, but it's not too hard to get off. ....
I use the same nuts w/my Spoons.
They are obviously a softer metal, and you have to be careful w/the key not to round the corners.
However, for the price, they are very lightweight, and I have not had any problem w/them backing off the wheels as you describe.
[Modified by George Knighton, 10:41 AM 6/6/2002]
My only other complaint is that the key will get stuck on the lugs, it feels like it turns over the flats, but it's not too hard to get off. ....
I use the same nuts w/my Spoons.
They are obviously a softer metal, and you have to be careful w/the key not to round the corners.
However, for the price, they are very lightweight, and I have not had any problem w/them backing off the wheels as you describe.
[Modified by George Knighton, 10:41 AM 6/6/2002]
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