Opened Lugs
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Opened Lugs
A lot of those lightweight lugs out there are "open"
Stuff will get in those openings ...even after washing the car, and will rust the threads of the studs.
What set of lugs are lightweight, closed, feature 'key' security, can fit 15" OE Honda/Acura alloys on an Integra?
Stuff will get in those openings ...even after washing the car, and will rust the threads of the studs.
What set of lugs are lightweight, closed, feature 'key' security, can fit 15" OE Honda/Acura alloys on an Integra?
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Re: Opened Lugs (Mista Bone)
who is "they" ?
sorry for askin',but this is my first time shopping for lugs for the old skooler.
also ...antiseize, besides preventing lock up does it provide someprotection against rust?
If i decide to get lightweight opened lugs, Is there a compound like antiseize that can fully cover the openings?
sorry for askin',but this is my first time shopping for lugs for the old skooler.
also ...antiseize, besides preventing lock up does it provide someprotection against rust?
If i decide to get lightweight opened lugs, Is there a compound like antiseize that can fully cover the openings?
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McGard "tuner" lugs
The ones I have are killer, (look wise), AND lighter than the OEM lugs, even
though they're longer. The only "down-sides" are price, ($131.00 w/tax), and
you have to deal with "Poop Boys" or Sears.
[Modified by BlackSol, 10:18 PM 1/9/2002]
though they're longer. The only "down-sides" are price, ($131.00 w/tax), and
you have to deal with "Poop Boys" or Sears.
[Modified by BlackSol, 10:18 PM 1/9/2002]
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