flat lug nuts
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flat lug nuts
ok, Iv'e got steel wheels. they're hubcentric, so the lug nuts are flat, not conical or spherical. I'd like to get a new set, but all I can find are simple open ended nuts. All the fancy looking lug closed-end lug nuts I can find have conical bottoms. I can't find anything that fits. I know Gorilla makes adapter washers, but at $4/pop, they're more expensive than the nuts! Anyone have any good ideas? They're the early 14 x 2.0 studs and they're about 1.5" long, if that helps.
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yeah, thanks - that doesn't work.
there's about 1000 different options with a tapered end lug nut, there's only the bare basic nuts for the flat end lug nuts.
looking for something for the flat end nuts that's a bit nicer than what the truck came with
there's about 1000 different options with a tapered end lug nut, there's only the bare basic nuts for the flat end lug nuts.
looking for something for the flat end nuts that's a bit nicer than what the truck came with
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The newer Ford trucks are hub-centric and those with alloy wheels have chrome capped lug nuts. They look really nice and as long as the chrome cap Is not deformed they should function well
look on fleabay. for some takeoffs on a set of those lugnuts. All those guys trading up to larger wheels have to use conical Lugnuts
look on fleabay. for some takeoffs on a set of those lugnuts. All those guys trading up to larger wheels have to use conical Lugnuts
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