Some decently prices lug nuts...
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Re: Some decently prices lug nuts... (Drunk-N-Munky)
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even better, And I know these are quality, cause I use them
even better, And I know these are quality, cause I use them
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Re: Some decently prices lug nuts... (ek four)
12mm x 1.5mm is the right size for my EG right? anybody who's using them on their slipstreams? wanna make sure that they fit right before i order a set.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lamchop0000 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i just ordered a set to give them a try... ill let you guys know if there any good. late</TD></TR></TABLE>
ok i just called in and cancel my order for the lug nuts. i asked them why the shipment for my lug nuts are taking over a week and they said the shipment came in with only 4 lugs in the package so there staff crew just sitting around scratching there heads, not knowing what to do. so yeh i just canceled it. oh and BTW i only added "1" into my shopping cart on the site, maybe if you added 4 then u'll get the full set of 16 pieces. just a heads up
ok i just called in and cancel my order for the lug nuts. i asked them why the shipment for my lug nuts are taking over a week and they said the shipment came in with only 4 lugs in the package so there staff crew just sitting around scratching there heads, not knowing what to do. so yeh i just canceled it. oh and BTW i only added "1" into my shopping cart on the site, maybe if you added 4 then u'll get the full set of 16 pieces. just a heads up
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by j.fuggi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">colors 
they need to make a flat black, or they should come in the same color as the rim ie: bronze</TD></TR></TABLE>
Krylon.
they need to make a flat black, or they should come in the same color as the rim ie: bronze</TD></TR></TABLE>
Krylon.
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i called these guys up last week and they said they've been discontinued and they have noting in stock. maybe that's the reason for the delay. they're just dragging your order around. i'll just go with gorilla lug nuts. any feedbacks on these?
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poop
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BURT REYNOLDS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Krylon.
um probably not..but u can imagine!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Honestly why is that not a viable solution?
If he has found a set of 'bling' lugnuts that meet his needs aside from the adonized finish, I dont see whats wrong with coating it down with flat black. The lug nuts attach via a 'key' so the finish will not be marred in any way. Even so a rag of somesort would circumvent that problem. Why you people insist on having something flow halfway around the word so it can hold your wheels on is beyond me. Flat black is everyones friend, kind of like duct tape.
poop.
Krylon.
um probably not..but u can imagine!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Honestly why is that not a viable solution?
If he has found a set of 'bling' lugnuts that meet his needs aside from the adonized finish, I dont see whats wrong with coating it down with flat black. The lug nuts attach via a 'key' so the finish will not be marred in any way. Even so a rag of somesort would circumvent that problem. Why you people insist on having something flow halfway around the word so it can hold your wheels on is beyond me. Flat black is everyones friend, kind of like duct tape.
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Honestly why is that not a viable solution?
If he has found a set of 'bling' lugnuts that meet his needs aside from the adonized finish, I dont see whats wrong with coating it down with flat black. The lug nuts attach via a 'key' so the finish will not be marred in any way. Even so a rag of somesort would circumvent that problem. Why you people insist on having something flow halfway around the word so it can hold your wheels on is beyond me. Flat black is everyones friend, kind of like duct tape.
poop.</TD></TR></TABLE>
1) those lug nuts do not have a key, they are just like the spoon ones
2) try painting your stock lugs(or even those lugs)and then use a "rag" to solve the scratches that the lug nut wrench, or socket will make.
3) come back to Honda-Tech and give out good info, like: don't spray paint your lugs they will scratch and look like crap.
Honestly why is that not a viable solution?
If he has found a set of 'bling' lugnuts that meet his needs aside from the adonized finish, I dont see whats wrong with coating it down with flat black. The lug nuts attach via a 'key' so the finish will not be marred in any way. Even so a rag of somesort would circumvent that problem. Why you people insist on having something flow halfway around the word so it can hold your wheels on is beyond me. Flat black is everyones friend, kind of like duct tape.
poop.</TD></TR></TABLE>
1) those lug nuts do not have a key, they are just like the spoon ones
2) try painting your stock lugs(or even those lugs)and then use a "rag" to solve the scratches that the lug nut wrench, or socket will make.
3) come back to Honda-Tech and give out good info, like: don't spray paint your lugs they will scratch and look like crap.
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who cares how your lug nuts look - they are used for holding your wheels on, not to be blingy and shiny..
krylon the *******, or buy some Gorilla lug nuts....
krylon the *******, or buy some Gorilla lug nuts....
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Re: poop (ej1civic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ej1civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
1) those lug nuts do not have a key, they are just like the spoon ones
2) try painting your stock lugs(or even those lugs)and then use a "rag" to solve the scratches that the lug nut wrench, or socket will make.
3) come back to Honda-Tech and give out good info, like: don't spray paint your lugs they will scratch and look like crap. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I still give my nod for Krylon. I used the same method I posted before for my old rims on my Bronco and it worked just fine.
Oh and if they have a 'key' it would work. Oh well, saving money is good.
1) those lug nuts do not have a key, they are just like the spoon ones
2) try painting your stock lugs(or even those lugs)and then use a "rag" to solve the scratches that the lug nut wrench, or socket will make.
3) come back to Honda-Tech and give out good info, like: don't spray paint your lugs they will scratch and look like crap. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I still give my nod for Krylon. I used the same method I posted before for my old rims on my Bronco and it worked just fine.
Oh and if they have a 'key' it would work. Oh well, saving money is good.
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