Just picked up an awesome set of rims, however. How do you go about mounting these things on? The adapter plate which include the hubcentric ring holds the rim to the hub in the right spot. However, now the wheel studs are too short. (I know, extended wheel studs are on order).

The problem is how do you go about getting the right lug nuts to go on the rim and fit it to where the caps can screw on!



TIA,
Jon

 

Get a set of open ended tuner lugs and you'll be just fine.

 

Open ended set of nuts?

Thanks!

Anyone else, any lug nuts that will actually be smaller then the tuner lug nuts (rays, muteki, gorilla)?

The hole is physically smaller. Maybe Ill take it to a shop to get it bigger and tapered

 

i used a regular ratchet and found out the size of the nut, and stuck it in, reefed on it, and i was fine

 

u need to get some smaller acorn nuts that sit flush onto the adapter then mount the wheels onto the adapter

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Opossum Jenkins &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">u need to get some smaller acorn nuts that sit flush onto the adapter then mount the wheels onto the adapter </TD></TR></TABLE>
Got mine at walmart. **** works like a champ.

wallyworld

 

The supplied VR lugs w/ keys keep the wheel mounted onto the adapter.

Normal open ended lug nuts keep the adapter mounted to the hub?

 

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Normal open ended lug nuts keep the adapter mounted to the hub?</TD></TR></TABLE> yes

 

what's the size and offset on those? are they going to fit on a civic?

 

without adapter: +44 offset

w/ adapter: +34 offset

15x6.5 4x100

 

awesome ralpho =P Got it covered. You da man!

 

I have these same wheels in 17's and you need this http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/me...tegory_Code=L1