GOLD ADVAN RG/BEST LUG NUTS
I AM IN THE MARKET LOOKING FOR GOOD QUIALITY/STYLE LUGS FOR MY 16"GOLD ADVAN RG
IVE BEEN SEARCHING AND SEARCHING FOR THE BEST ONE AND I ONLY CAME UP WITH TWO BRANDS
RAYS ENGINERING
SPOON SPORTS
THE RAYS ARE VERY UNIQUE IN STYLE SPECIALLY THE DURA-LUG AND COMES WITH 4 SEVEN SIDED LOCKS AND THE SPOON DOES NOT...BUT THE ONE I LIKE IS THE SPOON LUG NUTS IN BLUE BECAUSE IT MATCHES THE BEST WITH THE INNER BLUE STRIP ON THE ADVANS RG...
TELL ME YOUR OPINONS OR PLEASE POST PICUTURES IF YOU CAN THANK YOU VERY MUCH
I SEE SIX SIDES ON THIS PICTURE (SPOON?)

IVE BEEN SEARCHING AND SEARCHING FOR THE BEST ONE AND I ONLY CAME UP WITH TWO BRANDS
RAYS ENGINERING
SPOON SPORTS
THE RAYS ARE VERY UNIQUE IN STYLE SPECIALLY THE DURA-LUG AND COMES WITH 4 SEVEN SIDED LOCKS AND THE SPOON DOES NOT...BUT THE ONE I LIKE IS THE SPOON LUG NUTS IN BLUE BECAUSE IT MATCHES THE BEST WITH THE INNER BLUE STRIP ON THE ADVANS RG...
TELL ME YOUR OPINONS OR PLEASE POST PICUTURES IF YOU CAN THANK YOU VERY MUCH
I SEE SIX SIDES ON THIS PICTURE (SPOON?)

ANOTHER WINNER! 
The best one is whichever one you like most. I doubt you're going to have to worry about having a locking nut on your wheels. They'll steal the whole car first and deal with the lock later.

The best one is whichever one you like most. I doubt you're going to have to worry about having a locking nut on your wheels. They'll steal the whole car first and deal with the lock later.
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=768469
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Word, I can never remember their new name
< Used to have Axas lugs on his Regamasters, man I miss those wheels
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=768469
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Word, I can never remember their new name
< Used to have Axas lugs on his Regamasters, man I miss those wheels
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IIRC, Gorilla = key required, right?
If so, they suck.
<---just gimme a plain ole 19mm lug nut.
IIRC, Gorilla = key required, right?
If so, they suck.

<---just gimme a plain ole 19mm lug nut.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chris N »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Gorilla lugs are the best.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'll vouch for Gorillas' durability, but they are not the best. They are the best for under $30 though.
I'll vouch for Gorillas' durability, but they are not the best. They are the best for under $30 though.
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IIRC, Gorilla = key required, right?
If so, they suck.
<---just gimme a plain ole 19mm lug nut.</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol, j00 suck!!
yea, Goreela = key
But... they = cheap. and the open ended ones i have = lighter.
Who cares about lug nuts. If you want a color, find the manufacturer that makes the color you want. If you care about weight, the LAST thing you should care about is how much the lugs weigh, they are minor compared to lightweight dampers (aluminum, not steel, etc) springs, rims, tires, etc.
I refuse to pay $100 for a set of lugs. That's just plain ridiculous.
What makes these $100 lugs better than my slightly heavier $25 Gorillas?
We aren't talking about racecars that need to save every tenth of a pound, we're talking mostly street cars and track day cars in here. That $70 saved could go towards much more important stuff.
IIRC, Gorilla = key required, right?
If so, they suck.

<---just gimme a plain ole 19mm lug nut.</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol, j00 suck!!
yea, Goreela = key
But... they = cheap. and the open ended ones i have = lighter.
Who cares about lug nuts. If you want a color, find the manufacturer that makes the color you want. If you care about weight, the LAST thing you should care about is how much the lugs weigh, they are minor compared to lightweight dampers (aluminum, not steel, etc) springs, rims, tires, etc.
I refuse to pay $100 for a set of lugs. That's just plain ridiculous.
What makes these $100 lugs better than my slightly heavier $25 Gorillas?
We aren't talking about racecars that need to save every tenth of a pound, we're talking mostly street cars and track day cars in here. That $70 saved could go towards much more important stuff.
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Says the guy with lavender springs.
But I will admit that they're cheaper than the aluminum bling blue ***** errr nuts. I just hate keys.
Says the guy with lavender springs.

But I will admit that they're cheaper than the aluminum bling blue ***** errr nuts. I just hate keys.
Caps Lock button, learn how to use it. Please get yourself an opinion, whatever works for you...and when you want to post this, put it in the appearance forum...no wonder people are leaving the board, it's full of a bunch of unrelated posts.
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No..don't get Kyokugen, I had them and they strip easily.
RAYS in my opinion.
No..don't get Kyokugen, I had them and they strip easily.
RAYS in my opinion.
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No..don't get Kyokugen, I had them and they strip easily.
RAYS in my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>

might be a little too bright for the blue on the advans, but they are really nice lugs..
No..don't get Kyokugen, I had them and they strip easily.
RAYS in my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>

might be a little too bright for the blue on the advans, but they are really nice lugs..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by swlabhot »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Kyokugen - small, light weight, open-ended and v.cheap < $45 (in silver, black or polished)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Kyokugen is only good if you plan on RARELY taking your wheels off.....
those bolts will strip quicker then you can say dayammmmmmm if you keep taking them off and putting them back on.
Kyokugen is only good if you plan on RARELY taking your wheels off.....
those bolts will strip quicker then you can say dayammmmmmm if you keep taking them off and putting them back on.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mixxed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">those bolts will strip quicker then you can say dayammmmmmm if you keep taking them off and putting them back on.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I never had a problem with them for my track wheels, which were on and off a lot... but then again they never saw an impact wrench.
I never had a problem with them for my track wheels, which were on and off a lot... but then again they never saw an impact wrench.
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I never had a problem with them for my track wheels, which were on and off a lot... but then again they never saw an impact wrench.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, using an impact gun is def. one mistake that could be made with Kyokugen bolts...
anyway, even though u claim to not have any problems with them once you took them out of the packaging you must have realized how weak the material seems.....
they are very light, yes, but IMO they cannot handle much pressure at all.
I never had a problem with them for my track wheels, which were on and off a lot... but then again they never saw an impact wrench.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, using an impact gun is def. one mistake that could be made with Kyokugen bolts...
anyway, even though u claim to not have any problems with them once you took them out of the packaging you must have realized how weak the material seems.....
they are very light, yes, but IMO they cannot handle much pressure at all.



