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Good Lock Lug Nuts

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    Good Lock Lug Nuts

    I just picked up some nice rims and I want some good quality lug nuts w/ locks, any recommendations and/or sites to buy them at?
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    my only advice is check with the rim company and the lug company and get your torque specs right...they might not be the same as stockies.

    Also be aware, you can get a set of wheel lock keys for about $300...just claim your a mechanic...just fyi...and those are the keys for the most popular lock btw. Ones that are completly round on the outside and have the locking part cut in...I've actually got a few of those in my box HA HA

    I've seen some locking lugs that are splined on the outside...like an axle kinda is...not fan of 'em as the key provided sucked ass to use.
    Last edited by bcjammerx; 03-31-2008, 10:44 PM.
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      You also need to know what style seat the wheels have, if they're oem wheels then don't get the fancy lugs like Rays or Buddy Club 'cause they have a different shape where they meet the rim.

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        AH...excellent advice.

        Our rims are hub-centric...but we have lug-centric lugs...I'd get those style rim that takes those lugs anyway...since that's what we've got stock.
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          McGuard's have come recommended before, you may want to look in to those.
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            Originally posted by SykVSyx
            McGuard's have come recommended before, you may want to look in to those.
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            I'm running Mcgaurds, and 2 other company wheel locks on both sets of wheels for my car... Needing 3 different keys is a bitch, but also better for security

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