A friend told me they do. Can anyone confirm? I heard they have black ones that will match the GM rims better.

 

"nsx lugs are 12x1.5 also they will fit" Thank you very much

 

LOL, you're welcome for letting you answer your own question.

 

spray paint your stock lugs black

 

Funny...funny.

 

just buy it and try it then u will ge tthe answer lol

 

They cost about $4.00 each.

 

Thanks. $4 sounds like a good price. Actually I just counted that in my head and that makes $80 for all around! Eekk...

 

Try for a quantity discount. And/or get them from one of the mail-order discounters like A & H Motorsport.

 

I think I can get 20% at the local dealership but that's still pricey. I will see if they can give me more since I'm buying lots.

 

What, you thought I was making that up when I told you? Try posting in the nsx forum, I am sure those guys are not using their stock lugs with aftermarket wheels.

 

Why not buy the Mugen black lugs, and get a "lock" included?

Ian

 

Good idea!

 

What's so special about the NSX lug nuts? Any pictures of them?

 

They are black.

 

 

?

 

haha I'm just messing with you, B2

Just spray paint your stock ones black. No one can tell

 

.....get them and take comparo pics.

 

They'd better NOT be.

The stock NSX lug nuts, just like the stock ITR lug nuts (and probably ALL stock Honda/Acura lug nuts, I'd imagine) have a spherical (also called acorn) shaped seating surface. This is the area that makes contact with the wheels, which have a spherical shaped seating surface to match.

Most aftermarket wheels have a conical (also called tapered) shaped seating surface, and they usually come with conical shaped lug nuts to match.

If you use spherical lug nuts with spherical wheels, the entire surface mates and holds on the wheels. Similarly, if you use conical lug nuts with conical wheels, the same thing happens.

If you mix and use one kind of lug nuts with the other kind of wheels, the only thing that mates is a circle but not the entire area, and the lug nuts are not as secure.

That's why you should use OEM lug nuts with OEM wheels, and aftermarket lug nuts with aftermarket wheels.

 

I just called and it's $3.71 per lugnut! Ouch. I rather just use the stock ones.