MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts?
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MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts?
I know the stock lugs won't work on them. So can I assume that all aftermarket wheels (Mugen, Spoon, Volk, Regamaster, SSR, 5Zigen...etc) use the same type of lug nuts?
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Warren)
ummmmm, are these special lug nuts available at your local auto store? just curious cuz I'll be getting some SPOONs soon.
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (EPGONZALEZ)
uh oh, that's no good. i have 16x7 spoon sw388s.... and gorilla black lug nuts and i was planning on using oem honda wheel locks. will they not fit?
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (ajchen)
uh oh, that's no good. i have 16x7 spoon sw388s.... and gorilla black lug nuts and i was planning on using oem honda wheel locks. will they not fit?
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Black R)
or even locking volk racing ones.
i know someone selling a mint used set in blue. i do not know how much though, but they are very new.
contact sun dang at sunn@u.washington.edu and ask if he still has them. mention where u saw this so he has a clue!
i know someone selling a mint used set in blue. i do not know how much though, but they are very new.
contact sun dang at sunn@u.washington.edu and ask if he still has them. mention where u saw this so he has a clue!
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Benjamin Tang)
I have some Black Kyokugens and Blue Volks in stock if anyone needs them Both have 7 sided Locking lugs
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Black R)
No you can't use honda wheel locks... Why not use spoon lugs? Or some kyokugen lugs (7-sided), they're kinda like locks because not many people have a 7-sided key...
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Austin)
it's been year 2 for me with now seizures (knock on wood), but if you keep your wheel studs clean of rust, and don't force them on and risk stripping u should be okay... i'm more concerned about gouging them with a socket 
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (Austin)
I wouldn't advise the aluminum lugs unless you are using generous amount of anti-seaze with them...
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (buji)
most lightwieght lugs are aluminum or some other soft metal..
just use a high temp anti seize, friction and torque reducer...
fancy name huh...
[Modified by EPGONZALEZ, 3:32 AM 11/28/2001]
just use a high temp anti seize, friction and torque reducer...
fancy name huh...
[Modified by EPGONZALEZ, 3:32 AM 11/28/2001]
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (buji)
I assume the Volk Racing lugs are aluminum as well? Are there good non-alloy locking lug nuts that fit Volk or Desmond wheels?
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Re: MF10, TE37, SW088 and Rega's Evo, all use the type of lug nuts? (fangtl)
I personally wouldn't recommend Spoon Lugs, because I have heard they do not have locking lugs...
If I were you I'd go with some Kyokugen lugnuts .. They are all 7 sided, so only the tool they come with can open them.. And don't listen to people who say they break, if you follow the instructions on the box they won't!
If I were you I'd go with some Kyokugen lugnuts .. They are all 7 sided, so only the tool they come with can open them.. And don't listen to people who say they break, if you follow the instructions on the box they won't!
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