what size would i get if i had an itr

A)MCG-65530BK Spline drive 20 lug kit, 1/2 x 20, with wheel locks, black chrome

or

B)MCG-65554BK Spline drive 20 lug kit, M12 x 1.25, with wheel locks, black chrome

or

C)MCG-65557BK Spline drive 20 lug kit, M12 x 1.5, with wheel locks, black chrome

 

1.5

 

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Modified by Soup **** at 4:38 PM 4/27/2003

 

helms manual says 12 x 1.5 mm

also from inlinefour's site...

http://inlinefour.com/kyokraclugnu.html

soup... you sure about the 1.25?

 

Don't use these lug nuts with the stock wheels.

Stock Honda/Acura wheels and lug nuts have an acorn (spherical) shaped seating surface. You need lug nuts with an acorn seating surface so that they seat over the entire area. These McGard spline drive lug nuts have a conical (tapered) seating surface, and should only be used with wheels that have a conical seating surface, such as most aftermarket wheels.

If you mix the types - such as using McGard lug nuts with a conical seating surface on stock Acura wheels with an acorn seating surface, they will only mate along a circle, not over an area, and you will risk the lug nuts loosening.

 

1.5

 

So So true.

 

would you have any pictures that would show what they looks like?

so what style or types of lugs nuts are volk, mugen and spoon??

 

tapered

 

If you want aftermarket lugs for the stock wheels try:
Spoon (gunmetal), Gorilla and other ACORN style lug nuts.

 

hey B2 are the Skunk2, buddyclub, and j's racing lugs the same style lugs?? or are they different?? are they Acorn style??

would anyone have a side by side pics of the Acorn vs. other style

thanks

 

I believe the lugs you mentioned are tuner style.

 

Here's a picture from the Tire Rack website but it's really more like a diagram:

 

opps! i use mcgard lug nutz w/ my stock itr wheels , oh well, there only type-aaaRRRR wheels

 

It's not the problem...it's your wheels coming off

 

So are the McGards(the ones that come in the wheel lock & lug nut kit) conical/tapered, ball/radius, or flat? i can't tell from the pic on their site.

thanks,
-Rob

 

You can get the Honda ones for $24.50 plus shipping and you will know that they will work. I got a friend who works the parts dept and told me that they were like normally $60. I am currently looking for locks and am considering these but even at probably $30 shipped, that is a bit much. But, again, at least you know they will work.

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You would need to get ones that are specified as being for Hondas and Acuras. If they are not, they are probably conical/tapered and not recommended for stock wheels.

The wheel lock sets that are sold at Honda and Acura dealers are made by McGard and are essentially the same as their regular wheel locks, except you can be sure they have the acorn shape that you need for your OEM wheels. The $24.50 that markpaco mentioned is a great price for these. (They're normally $42.15 from A&H Motorsport.)