I have a stuck in nut on the wheels and i wanna cut it out but it wont i even tried chiseling it out.

will these be hot enough to cut it off? which one of these would be best for cutting the nut off?

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...2107__Torch___

 

They will problaly just make it turn orange, but it will not have enough heat to burn most likely.
Why can't you get it off? did you strip it or something?

 

Its completely rounded off and their is less than 1mm on the sides cause they put a regular nut to hold it on instead of a after market wheel lug nut. i know stupid!

Ok, which one of these will turn it orange? and when it is orange could i beat it with a chisel and hammer and maybe it will brake?

 

go t oyour autoparts store and ask for the tool to remove damaged lugnuts, get a BFH (morons used tuner lugs on my car and didn't leave me the key one time, on the side of the highway with a flat. Taxi to parts store to rent this tool, and rachet and hammer, taxi back beat living **** out of wheel nuts changed tire went home put 19mm regular wheel nuts on, drove back to where i bought the car, gave them the bill and there lugnuts back...........)
beat the socket on the wheel nut with the hammer and an extension, then it should loosen off. you'll need either a 3/8 or 1/2" rachet for the tools too along with an extension.

 

Well see, thats not the problem. the problem is space and i have tried hammering sockets on! noway in hell even a thin wall socket! im gunna put it like this. if the socket fit the nut PERFECT and was paper thin it still would NOT work cause of space. you see what im working with now? the rim is chrome. maybe if i burnt and cut the rim around the nut ahead it will give me space.

 

so ya, pretty much my only choice is to cut it. i have had tire shops muffler shops everyone look at it. no one can fix it.

 

Damaged lug remover, they are pretty thin.

 

where do i get that at and what does it look like? ^^

 

autoparts store as I ALREADY MENTIONED and ask for the DAMAGED LUGNUT REMOVER

 

nope it wont work. sorry just looked and tried it also. the only option is torch man.

 

and on top of that one lug nut i already beat to death with a chisel so ya it is big time messed up.

Just tell me will that torch make it soft enough to chisel off?

 

If it is an aluminum wheel, you will most likely melt the lug seat. You can weld another nut on top of the affected lug not to remove it.

 

theirs no space for that and the car is here at my house and not at the shop where the welder is at. but the rim is Chrome not sure what that means? metal aluminum.

 

There is always space for that method. I have done this several times over many years. You fill the center of the nut with weld to affix it to the affected lug nut.

BTW: there are some posts here that the users should strongly consider deleting.

 

screw it be a man and use your teeth to get it off.
Pics of the wheel might help? I would just cut it off if you have a cutting torch if you say its garbage then just replace the wheel stud.

 

i hope you dont mean me by anymeans, because i only have said 1 unusefull comment this whole time.

 

Well, I cant weld the center of the lug because it is not a lug nut lol it is a regular BIG nut no center to it. some dumb *** put it on. i dunno why.

I called this last muffler shop and they say they can cut it off it is 0.9Miles from me and the tire is coming off the rim. when the tire comes off the rim is it ok to drive lol?

 

Travis, what did you get yourself into when you bought this car man?

 

a deep whole that i can't craw out of! ^^^ lol

 

This i know was a easy fix. as simple as getting my friend to bring his two 10 gallon tanks of gas. and torch it off and replace the rim/tire wheel studs and all new lug nuts but he has bailed on me 10 times and is busy every time i try in call him so i get inpatient so i try **** my self like buying sockets and tools and chisels that are getting me no where.

 

how about this method get a good quality set of drill bits and center punch the stud now start to drill out the senter of the stud and work your way up in drill bit size till there is no stud left to hold the nut on and your wheel will now come off with no harm done to the wheel. use lots of lube on the drill but and go slow the studs are hardend and pretty tough but it can be done this way just be sure to take your time

 

ya, that sounds like a good plan but the rim actually messed up badly cause i drove on it with a flat way to long lol.

 

ya, ill see if someone has a drill i can use. thanks!

 

thats exactly it right there! i've had to do this quite a few times. just drill the stud. then all u gotta do is replace a stud for a couple bucks instead of ruining a rim. good luck!

 

after i do that is their still gonna be enough wheel stud left to hammer it back out?