Do I have ANY aftermarket lugnut options?
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Just got my Advan T7's in trade for Volk GT-C. I hated the GT-C lugnuts, and it seems that I have the same dilemma with the Advans...Here is the lug that came with them. Chrome and heavy! I hate em
. Are there any aftermarket ones I could get that work with the wheels? I had my heart set on extended lugs. Badass wheels tho! I was pumped to trade!




. Are there any aftermarket ones I could get that work with the wheels? I had my heart set on extended lugs. Badass wheels tho! I was pumped to trade!



nice!!!! what offsets?
i think you should stick to black mcguard close ended.
absolutely no volk lugs as they're garbage.
i have kics r40's, but am none to happy w/ the rust that comes
with an open end lug.
i think you should stick to black mcguard close ended.
absolutely no volk lugs as they're garbage.
i have kics r40's, but am none to happy w/ the rust that comes
with an open end lug.
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everything else is overpriced or meh... imvho
i've tried everything. it really comes down to quality as my lug nuts
come on and off about once a week. the chuck must be hi-end steel
and not some cast crap (WORK AND VOLK!!!) and the lugs must be
tough/resilient too (and not some aluminum crap (WORK AND VOLK!!!)
i've tried everything. it really comes down to quality as my lug nuts
come on and off about once a week. the chuck must be hi-end steel
and not some cast crap (WORK AND VOLK!!!) and the lugs must be
tough/resilient too (and not some aluminum crap (WORK AND VOLK!!!)
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mutekis.
they are super narrow, very long tho for extended studs, are open, so youll likely have the rust issues ( I dab a bit o non seize in the ends tho. )
They make a million colors, i bought neo chrome, kind of a titanium purple to gold color, kinda weird, but f -it, its a rootbeer bronze wheel.. its already weird.
They arent so light, but they are steel and aint going ANYWHERE.
plus one on the mcgaurds in black tho.. jsut thought id throw in the muteki name so you can search and see for yourself.
they are super narrow, very long tho for extended studs, are open, so youll likely have the rust issues ( I dab a bit o non seize in the ends tho. )
They make a million colors, i bought neo chrome, kind of a titanium purple to gold color, kinda weird, but f -it, its a rootbeer bronze wheel.. its already weird.
They arent so light, but they are steel and aint going ANYWHERE.
plus one on the mcgaurds in black tho.. jsut thought id throw in the muteki name so you can search and see for yourself.
Depending on where you live, rust might not be a problem at all. I don't think I've seen any car less than 15 years old with rusted studs/lugs here in AZ. And if you're not taking the wheels on/off all the time, aluminum is fine. Just torque them properly!
Depends how much money you wanna spend. I bought piaa lugs, they're made of a racing composite, making them strong and light weight. Plus the key is not some crappy metal that will start to wear after use.
I would recommend something that its open ended, that way you won't scuff the wheel when removing them. Kics revo40, leggdura, piaa look promising...
You just gotta search guy:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...uteki-nrg.html
I would recommend something that its open ended, that way you won't scuff the wheel when removing them. Kics revo40, leggdura, piaa look promising...
You just gotta search guy:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...uteki-nrg.html
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